1965 Ford Thunderbird, yellow convertible SOLD DGC1735

1965 Ford Thunderbird Roadster, Convertible. Classic car for sale. DGC1735. VIN. 5Y85Z101735 390 Ford V8 engine with 300 hp. Automatic transmission. Power steering. Swing away steering wheel. Power disc brakes on the front drums on the rear. Power windows. Roadster tunnel cover this really adds a touch of class to these Thunderbirds. The top goes up and down very well. I like the five spoke wheels they just add a lot to it. The speedometer shows 89,312 miles and I would tell you it's unknown mileage. I do not know how many owners over the years this Thunderbird is had. Originally it was black and now it's just beautiful yellow with a black interior. I have receipts from the last two owners. It had some floor pan rust that has been repaired and it looks like they did a great job I was impressed how well it looks. The last owner had the front and rear bumpers re-chromed. The interior is nice and looks good. You will like driving the Thunderbird. I have driven it several times now and it's just a very comfortable driving car. And I really like the yellow color with this car and the wheels that it has. It's not a show car, but it looks really good and it is good. The pain is very good, but not perfect. Make sure you watch our video. It will show you this thunderbird very well you get to see it go down the freeway.
Drager's International Classic Sales
Burlington Wa 98233
206-533-9600

[@johncaballero8013]

Beautiful bird! Very nice driver quality automobile.

[@user-rm9tz6os4c]

I love them old T-Birds and they're not even that expensive I don't know why I would love to have me an old convertible like but of course I have one badass motor you know we got to have that Beast at least 500 horsepower be fine just whenever you want to make a Little Smoke unconditional love for everyone the Great Awakening is coming nothing but love and happiness

[@matzrat5006]

Beauty.

[@igoski1582]

IMO, this was the last body style of the Thunderbird that looked like a sports car. Ford should have never made this into a family luxury car.