http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1988-FORD-THUNDERBIRD-LX-11-625-original-miles_W0QQitemZ220330045194QQihZ012QQcategoryZ6240QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Looks like it has nearly every option. Nice photography on the odometer.
should have been posted in the LEADS section... tisk, tisk.... just wait til chuck sees this :flame:
anyway, anyone wanna bet it gets no bids
That really is amazing if it is true. You could buy a basically new car for $3500. You could drive it for several years, throw it away and be money ahead. Or you could drop a killer 5.0 in it and have an awesome ride without thousands in restoration. That would be a great deal for someone and I am driving right through that town in a couple of weeks. "Do not need another bird.... must resist going deeper in debt.... government may not bail me out...."
No bids? There just must be NO market for these except to those of us already disturbed enough to own them. If that was a Dart with a 318 it would probably sell for close to 10 grand
I'm a little confused as to where he's getting the KBB of 11k. I checked it, and rechecked it and I'm getting numbers sub 2k. Seems like a seller who wants to convince everyone he was a rare care, when In fact its just a plain old thunderbird.
It is nice and clean though.
Wow, I didnt see many options it didnt have, except floor shift.
Ugh, I've been looking for something like this for awhile... The FIRST time it's within driving distance, I can't afford it.
It's an Auction, with zero bids, bid what you can afford.
It's about a 2.5 hour drive west of Chicago.........nah I've already got basically the same car but with a better engine ;)
it's beautiful... -faps-
he's looking at the classic car kbb.... they give values for completely restored vehicles... i don't think his applies :)
i doubt any of us would be able to get 11k for our cars, and a lot of you guys have a ton of money into them.. some people just dont know.
I would sell a vital organ to own that car. I can't believe it's gotten no bids. $3500 is less than what I paid for my base model '88 with almost no options and 47k miles, five years ago.
It's a hellofa deal I can tell ya that