Restored 1962 Ford Thunderbird for sale $14,900 auto appraisal & test drive
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2015
- For Sale is this nicely restored 1962 Ford Thunderbird in Grand Blanc Michigan. $14,900.00 810-694-2008 Original no hit body, factory body panels and floor pans, good magnetic adhesion throughout. Rebuilt 390, it runs very well. Though many components remain original, the interior was freshened when car was restored a few years back, and it all still looks really good. Rebuilt suspension, it handles down the road nicely
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One of the most beautiful cars Ford ever made. I have never been a car buff but I absolutely love this car.
Most beautiful design! A super comfortable car, handles great, & I loved the power of the 392 V8. Love the rose color, and the car in general. Had this model, rose color, back in 1962. Don't care for Landau. Nice video, thank you.
What an amazingly thurough and informative review... Thank you so much!!
Beautiful car. Maybe someday. I liked the way they went through the car. Helps me know where to look for problems
Nice car just need to get that horn fixed and that bushing fixed
I think it has great acceleration. Too bad you didn't start it out in first gear and it would have been even better.
Should be able to sell it real fast at that price
I had a green shine that that rose shine back in the day. I am looking again. How much doea this type of appraisal cost, I currently have a 1965 Mercury marauder 4 door hard top.
I would think that most buyers on a car of this caliber would expect air conditioning, power windows etc. I,would have to think the lack of these items would adversely effect the value? I guess some might not care.
Door needs to be ajusted at the latch on the driver's door. 👌
Nice car! Stripper with no a/c or power windows etc. didn’t like the way drivers door sounded when closed.
when was it sold and how much,, and how much is the value today
Hi- sorry this was sold!
Is this auto still available?
green dot is drive-your are in second
Give you what it sold for new $3,500.
It cost more than that - sticker price on my '62 was $4,321
Jack Dup
What did it sell for ?
Too bad the buyer didn't spring for factory A/C.
This car is a tank! It cost a $1 per pound when new, and is one gas hog! And never sit on the front seats when int's been parked in the sun. I can't imagine anyone making such a car today cheaply!
she sure is a beautiful car !
A T-Bird engine of that year should be black, not blue. Stayed that way until '66. Common amateur restorer's mistake.
That's the ugliest color I have ever seen on a T-Bird.