For Sale: 1966 Ford Thunderbird Landau, 33k original miles - $10,000 - Columbus, OH - Not Mine

[58L-Y8]

For Sale: 1966 Ford Thunderbird Landau, 33k original miles - $10,000 - Columbus, OH

1966 Ford Thunderbird - cars & trucks - by owner - vehicle... (craigslist.org)
Seller's Description:

1966 Ford Thunderbird. 33k original miles. 390 motor. Runs and drives great. Pretty solid for the year. Good brakes and tires. No leaks. New alternator. New wires. Newer Holley carburetor. I have a brand-new vinyl top and a brand-new antenna for the radio that will be included with the car. Please don’t waste time. Power windows work, power seats work. No AC. $10,000 cash or cashier's check. Clean title in hand.
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I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this 1966 Ford Thunderbird Landau.

[Fossil]

7 hours ago, 58L-Y8 said:

No AC. $10,000 cash or cashier's check.

No AC? The compressor is still there with the belt still on. Shouldn't take a lot of work to get it going. Could be a good dealing point. 

 

 

[Rivguy]

Growing up, I thought that the coved rear seat was the height of coolness. 

[kingrudy]

Not a bad looking car at all for 10K. No AC could be a negotiation point, but maybe he has discounted it already. So often I see a scruffy looking trunk on what otherwise would be a nice looking car. The trunk seal is non existent on this car. C'mon man, how much could a trunk seal cost for a nice looking T-Bird? It seems like the only time the owner has opened the trunk is when he is selling the car. GLWTS

[TAKerry]

We must be looking at different cars. I dont see this one as a 'nice looking car'. Style wise yes, condition no. Engine bay is rough, interior is tired, with torn seams, not to mention the dirt, rust is apparent, top looks like its rusting from underneath. Rust on the bottom of the pass side door and fender. Looks like a paint mismatch so may have been hit as well. Is it a good buy at 10k, I dont know. It is all there and does seem somewhat solid, low mileage would mean nothing to me as this car needs a total restoration. I like t birds and think they are the underrated cars of the early sixties. They are sporty, classy, have great styling and for awhile were somewhat affordable. I would hold out for a better example than this one. 

[EmTee]

33K or 133K miles...?