“Whats Old Is New”

After taking a five-year hiatus, Ford re-introduced the Ford thunderbird and this would be the eleventh generation and what could be the last? I guess time will tell. They really returned to the beginning when designing these, as they were a two-passenger convertible with removable hardtop configuration as well as styling strongly resembled the earlier years. One thing that would be different is the clear outlying of modern technology, safety and clearly smoother power. The 3.9 Liter V8 after 2003 was rated at 280HP which to me is a nice balance of plenty of power as well as quiet and smooth. This particular Platinum Silver over leather interior has traveled just over 30,000 miles from new and has excellent care both on road and storage. Both tops are in good condition and working order, the paint looks spectacular as does the interior. The car starts, runs and drives as good as it looks in the pictures with no rust or corrosion. This Bird comes with its original owners manual, both sets of keys/fobs from the factory, boot cover, Hard Top storage bag and dolly. This car also comes with a clean carfax. From what we can see it has zero needs to be enjoyed immediately including new brakes and tires and recent fluid flush. There were just over 12,000 units produced in 2004 with only 2,738 being platinum silver. There really is not a lot out there in the 25k range in the “Modern Collectability” sector and especially factoring in mileage and condition I feel this to be a win all the way around.