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SUPER RARE BEAUTIFUL 1962 FORD THUNDERBIRD M SERIES TRIPOWER ROADSTER RESTORED

Sale price: $AU 2,125.00 make an offer

Car location: Sydney, NSW, Australia

Sale type: Fixed price listing

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SUPER RARE BEAUTIFUL 1962 FORD THUNDERBIRD M SERIES TRIPOWER ROADSTER RESTORED for sale

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This is a Super rare 1962 Thunderbird M Series Roadster known as the Bullet Bird, it was made to look like a jet, from factory there were only 120 built and only 27 left in existence. This is a very desirable muscle car and has been restored, it is numbers matching and is registered with the US thunderbird M series registry that authenticates this is the real deal, it has factory black paint, pearl beige interior, black carpet. With black soft top. 20-inch chrome deep dish wheels. Engine chrome dress up kit and has the original tri power setup a new duel exhaust system. Rechromed front/back bumpers, gold grill, gold instrument clusters, car has no rust never had rust and no panels or its precious sheet metal has been replaced, the convertible top partially works but needs couple of rams replaced and system bled to get it to work properly. there is 2 pictures with the car that has the same wheels on them this is the most current pictures of the car underneath the carport. A car of this sort rarely comes up for sale anywhere in the world. This is the most rarest ford ever produced and is the most sort after thunderbird, its a great investment. Last one I seen for sale was for $270,000 and before that another one sold at Barrett Jackson auction for $350,000  can transport free within Australia please pay a $3000 deposit asap via bank wire 

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