Description
1964 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop Coupe finished in Wimbledon White on Light Blue Metallic Crinkle Vinyl Interior. This vehicle has just been woken up from a 4 year nap.
It's completely rust free, and still bears black and yellow 1960's California plates. According to the data plate it was made at the Michigan plant, sold new to San Jose, California.
The engine is a 390 V8 with a 4-barrel carburetor mated to an automatic transmission shifter on the steering column. Which by the way moves from side to side to help you get out when parked.
It sounds very beefy with the dual Flow master mufflers.
The paint job is done very well. It's very straight has no bondo or rust bubbles. All the panels close, align especially well for an American car. The paint is easily 8. 5/ 10. There are two paint chips on the driver side fender, and paint lifting on one side near the roof edge (driver) otherwise perfect.
The interior is finished in Light Blue Crinkle Vinyl metallic interior. Almost perfect with bright aluminum finish all around. Some paint, wear scuffs here, there. Very nice chrome, trim quality. All exterior, interior lights work. Good glass all around.
Runs healthy, drives lovely. A very nice cruiser.
Options:
- 390 V8
- Automatic Transmission
- Power Steering
- Air Conditioning
- Power Brakes
- 4 Wheel Drum Brakes
History: Owned by a young woman for 6 years in California. moved away to Texas and couldn't take it with her. 4 years later we were tasked with waking it up, selling it.
Walk Around / Driving Video: - details above
More Photos: - details above
Comes with Clean California title, on non-operation with tags from 2020. Car Cover, workshop manual, original manual. Please check plate registration on the DMV website for any possible fees if considering the purchase in California.
$13, 500 GBP includes transport to CFR Rinkens (Our shipper) and 40" shared container service to your nearest port (Felixstowe, etc.). You will have to pay unloading charges (Approx. 500 GBP) and import fees. Send a private message with any questions. Youtube "Vintage Car Connections" to find a long video walk around.
