1960 FORD THUNDERBIRD, 390 FE V8 engine, 3 speed auto, left hand drive, rare model, electric windows, great cruiser, VGC on club permit, any questions please call Glenn on 0408556648
Car details
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Vehicle description
Hardtop 2dr Auto 2sp 352
Powerplant type
Internal Combustion Engine (ICE)
Cost to insureSponsored
Exterior colour
Red
Interior colour
Red and White
Body type
Coupe, 2 doors, 4 seats
Transmission
2 speed Automatic
Engine
8 cylinders, Petrol Aspirated, 352L
Cost of finance
Registration plate
Check with seller
Build date
The date this car was built
June 1960
Compliance date
The date this car was complianced to the Australian Design Rules (ADRs).
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Piston
Engine Location
Front
Engine Size (cc)
Measured in cubic centimetres.
5752cc
Engine Size (L)
Measured in Litres.
5.8L
Induction
This is the method of how air and fuel are introduced to the engine, typically naturally aspirated, turbo (single or multiple), supercharging or twincharging (turbo with supercharger).
Aspirated
Cylinders
Number of combustion chambers in an internal combustion engine.
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