Kandyonchrome: Rare 1967 Ford Thunderbird All Original with only 16,000 Miles

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This is probably the finest example of an original 1967 Ford Thunderbird Tudor Coupe in existence.
Its Wimbledon white with a parchment vinyl roof. It sports the upgraded S.L. interior featuring Parchment Vinyl seats with nylon inserts and REAL WALNUT DASH & DOOR PANEL INSERTS and a WALNUT STEERING WHEEL
Features on this Original Ford Thunderbird include Wimbledon White with a Parchment Vinyl roof, Convenience control panel located on the headliner between the Sun Visors, (the 4 warning lights include, fasten seat belt, Door Ajar, Low Fuel and Emergency Flashers)
Options also include Power Windows, where the rear windows slide smoothly into the roof pillar, power door locks, Power Drivers Seat, Cruise Control, Select air - Air Conditioning, Power Antenna, ,
9 position tilt wheel featuring the unique Tilt away steering wheel when the driver’s door is opened,
Soft Ray Tinted Glass, Power breaks with front disks, equipped with the Comfort stream ventilation system in the passenger cabin and 2 rear speakers.
Hideaway headlights-- and the very unique signature - sequential rear turn signals and the rare option of Dealer Installed 15 “ Roadster Wire Wheels with spinners.
It was built at the Wixom Michigan Plant on March 14th 1967, one week ahead of schedule on the same production line as Lincoln Continentals. The engine is a V-8 428 Cubic inch Q code -345 horse power with a bruising 462 Ft. pounds of torque, featuring a C-6 Automatic transmission and a 3:00 rear axle gear ratio.
This car has been carefully stored for many years in a climate controled environment and has been impeccably maintained. All maintenance work was painstakingly performed with all OEM parts for preserving its complete originality.
The odometer just turned 16,200 original documented miles.
This Vehicle is 1 of 6401 with this engine transmission rear axle codes
1 of 4239 with this paint code
1 of 3317 with the Highway Pilot cruise control
1 of 708 ordered from the DSO