$1,500 1964 Ford Thunderbird in Va.

[Jarhead0408]

Normally I wouldn't post a car in the hot deals section...but I stumbled across this listing and thought it might be a deal for someone. T-Birds are nice, but not really my cup of tea. If someone here does get it...post some pictures up!

Good luck!
https://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/d/1964-ford-thunderbird/6268978376.html

 

[jd_1138]

It needs an Ecoboost, but seriously it seems like a cool car especially for 1500.

 

[Jazz1]

Likely priced right considering the crusty areas but very nice otherwise. 1964 is my preferred model after the '56

 

[kawittwer]

That's a great deal!

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[driftpin]

I like the prior body just before this one. Yesterday I saw a ~1961 going by on a flatbed. It was a convertible in grey primer, and I was reminded of how great looking they are. The same period Lincoln Continental is a great design too. The AACA thinks so, as it's on their list of postwar classics, which is very short.

$1500 is a good deal I think. A great summer weekend car.

 

[Dud]

So how much do you thing a new engine and ****** would cost to have installed?

 

[pepi]

Those birds are tanks, they have a strong body and frame. Driving a wrecker as a kid, never forgot it. Brought one in that hit a station wagon, the bird took it on the front corner.

Wrinkled up the front cap real good of the wagon. The bird only needed a fender. Surprised the hell out of me, not a big ford guy but they do or did build some good cars from time to time...

greg