1964 Ford Thunderbird Donated to Last Chance for Animals

This black, lassic convertible is a slice of pure Americana, nd a great collector’s vehicle! This initial installment of the fourth generation of the Ford Thunderbirds (also known as the “Jet Birds”) was a market segment leader for Ford as it led to a 50% annual increase in sales. The jet-inspired instrument panel and slim-line front bucket seats enticed drivers to “take off”!

The 1964 Ford Thunderbird is a culmination of Ford’s effort to couple sporty intentions with luxury as the 1964 iteration of the Thunderbird received a restyling that gave it a squared-off, ormal look. Though this vehicle’s 8-cyclinder, tandard engine takes about 11 seconds to push this vehicle to 60mph, t does have a potential top speed of 120 mph!

Further to a Third Party Inspection:

This vehicle still does need some TLC. According to our vehicle inspection, he vehicle currently needs battery, lternator, voltage regulator, nd new cables. motor oil in the engine recently and there is some smoke present when the vehicle is running, he donor recently changed oil and used synthetic which may be the cause of the smoking engine.The AC and the trunk lid also will need some work to be done on it with the malfunctioning top mechanism likely costing around $700-$1000 to repair. Though this vehicle’s leather interior is red (VIN Code 85), he VIN Plate indicates that it should be black leather (VIN Code 86).

This vehicle was generously donated to Last Chance for Animals in their mission to put a halt to the exploitation of animals. Please note that this vehicle is currently located in Framingham, A.