1964 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop Absolute Time Capsule Priced to Sell

1964 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop Description

This is the story. (last names withheld for privacy). (Within last 3 months)
On 11-20-63 this T-Bird was bought new at Kissee Motors (Ford Dealer) in Miami Oklahoma by First State Bank of Commerce, Oklahoma, for the Bank President. One year later 11-30-1964 the T-Bird then sold to A.C. and Lorene of Tulsa Oklahoma, who owned it until January 31 2002. When A.C. passed away, Lorene sold the car to Comet Motors of Tulsa Oklahoma. The owner of Comet motors kept the car in his collection until 4-13-2009 when he sold it to Robert and Shirley. They kept the car until I purchased it January 2016 due to Roberts' failing health.
When I purchased the car it had been sitting the their garage for 5 years. Shirley said they parked it after Robert broke his hip and was unable to drive it any longer.
Since I've owned the car I have completed the following repairs:
Heater Core (new)Fuel Tank and Sending Unit (both new)Power Steering Pump (new w/life-time warranty)Carburetor Gaskets, Primary and Secondary PumpsBrand New Tires (all 4)Hood InsulationSeveral Vacuum LinesVoltage RegulatorOil Sending UnitTemp Sending UnitPower Electric Window SwitchFender-top Turn SignalsMufflers and Exhaust PipesValve Cover GasketsNew Spark PlugsDetailed Engine Compartment (with correct decals)
Original to the car:
390 V8 Engine (runs great)4 Barrel Carburetor (still has Ford tag)Paint Diamond Blue (typical flaws)Interior Black (seats, carpet, headliner, door panels) All Like New Condition!!Trunk Mat, Spare Tire and ToolsGlass (Ford Stamped)Hub CapsChrome inside and out (like new)AM Radio and Speakers (works perfect)Owners ManualBuild Sheet (found under hood insulation) see pic.Matchbook and Dealer emblem from Fred Jones Ford of Tulsa.Owners manual shows service completed at Fred Jones Ford.1965 Texas~Oklahoma State Map (very cool)Original Oklahoma Title
In need of repair:Air Conditioning not blowing cold (compressor not locked)Some very minor dings and one very small dent down low on rt rear qtr panel.Carburetor needs to be adjusted (could be the Brake Booster vacuum)
Please call Pete with any questions 214-704-7306
In my view, this is a very special original 1964 Thunderbird. In very rare condition.