1984 Ford Thunderbird

From 1983 through 1988 Ford was on its ninth generation of Thunderbird from its beginnings in 1955. This was marketed and built as a personal luxury coupe and the re-design was in big part to the downturn of sales from the previous generation from 1980-1982. In my opinion this is my favorite years of Thunderbirds. Such a cool 80's styling with Mustang V8 power plants and a pretty nice fit and finish for an 80's car. What we have here that GR Auto Gallery of Traverse City is pretty excited to represent is a car that Mechanically has been completely gone through down to every rubber hose and fitting. The engine has been re-built, the trans has a mild shift kit and fitted with aluminum radiator, this thing is ready to go. The car originated in Virginia and did not move north until 2013. This car looks as though it has never seen a winter, the interior is in very good shape and the paint is original so it has some mild paint fade in a couple spots, some dings and one quarter size spot of surface rust under the rear window as seen in the pics, the underside is in very good shape as well. The window rubber is dried out but as I said, with the exception of the drivetrain being gone through this is a largely original car. Everything appears to be in working order including the A/C with the exception of the passenger side window that might be off track? This T-bird has good brakes, rubber and fresh fluids. This thing starts easily, idles perfectly, shifts and goes down the road strait with no noise or rattles. You hardly ever see these cars on the road anymore even though Ford built nearly 900,000 examples in six years. This is a neat piece.