Usó 2005 Ford Thunderbird en venta en New Holland

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2005 Ford Thunderbird ConvertibleFor consignment, one of 9,295 Ford Thunderbirds produced in their final year, 2005. All T-birds of this year received a 50th Anniversary 'blade' on the fender to demarcate their historic model year. Though their styling and engine choice was polarizing at times, there is no denying the visual impact of these cars which never fail to cause our necks to crane when we see them on the street and the black beauty we have here was someone's garage kept, 43,632 title verified actual mile dream car that was reserved for scenic road trips andfair weathered weekends. ExteriorThe retro styling picks up on the 1955's lines, bathed here in Evening Black. The split round headlights, gaping low grille, and air scoop on the hood have been softened from the original in a much more rear sweeping design. The polished-metal frame around the windshield highlights its aerodynamic rake and the rear drops off gradually and mirrors the profile of the front of the car. The body colored mirrors and flush door handles add to the sleekness of the car which looks especially streamlined with the removable hardtop with their epic porthole windows. Round taillights and the metal surround of the license plate and bumperettes closely resembles the front fascia, an obvious design element that simplifies what once was a very complex arrangement of lights and body panels 50 years earlier. The original 17-inch wheels help modernize the car because as much as we like wire spoke wheels, we probably wouldn't on this revised T-bird. Overall, the exterior is in excellent condition including the canvas soft top with glass window. However, we note a few scratches, scuffs and chips in the paint and a blemish in the windshield frame. Where small vents would appear in the other yearsthe 50th Anniversary badge appears. InteriorThe door panels borrow the horizontal design feature of the 1950's cars and have similar shapes that include the top rail, armrest and controls with a modern twist, of course. The familiar oval window and lock buttons were used across the Ford line-up at the time. Black leather bucket seats, also with a slight nod to the original vertical pleats, look good with some crease wear noted on the outermost bolster and seat bottom from 19 years of egress and ingress. Plastic trim on the passenger seat appears to have come loose. Behind the seats is a storage area in a sort of art deco arch that hides the speakers and features the Thunderbird logo. A leather wrapped but glossy black topped steering wheel has a teal Thunderbird which picks up nicely on the gauge needles of the same color on white faced gauges that are uncomplicated. The rest of the dash is also simple and organized, implanted in textured plastic panels and dash pad. An AM/FM radio with 6 disc