1958 1959 60 Ford Thunderbird Tbird Interior Front & Rear Seats Frames Upholster on 2040-parts.com
Tenafly, New Jersey, United States
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You are bidding on front bucket seats and rear seat from a 1958 - 1960 Thunderbird. They are not power seats tracks. Frames are in very nice shape. These pieces have been stored indoors since the 1970's. Color is very good. I will take offers and am willing to sell pieces separately after this auction is over. please reply through ebay. If you need one piece I may consider shipping. Contact me first before bidding. If you just need a frame I can strip off the upholstery. I do drive between North Jersey and Westbrook CT. I am willing to meet on the Merritt Parkway or 95. Please ask any questions. Please look carefully at photos. These items are for pick up only. I have a tbird with a clean NJ title. I have many parts from 1958 - 1960 Tbird's - Please ask and I will list those pieces.
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