Driver seat shows some age by way of light cracks (nothing through) passenger seat shows less wear but is missing one button on the seat bottom. White leather interior is in very nice shape and is an extremely comfortable place to be. Top is in nice shape, though the bottom corners do show some aging by way of minor cracking Wheels are in great shape, and white hubs contrast really well with the yellow paint and white vinyl top. All glass and lights are clear and crack-free, though the passenger front turn signal's chrome cover is broken. Chrome is in great shape throughout, and shines with a mirror-like finish. The body is in excellent shape there are no dents or dings. There is a 1” scratch on the driver front fender (see photo), in addition to some very slight chipping along the creases of the side trim, primarily on the driver door. Paint shows nicely and has just a few minor blemishes. Ford really should have taken a page out of Cadillac's book and come up with a more creative name for the color, because “yellow” doesn't quite do it justice. Yellow is the original color, though the car has been repainted. As a result, the car is well-preserved and free of corrosion this '73 T-Bird is a nice, low-mileage, and eye-catching driver The seller's aunt had always taken care of her T-Bird, keeping it garaged and really only using it for in-town errands.
We bought the car from the nephew of the original owner, who had passed away last year. We purchased this '73 T-Bird from Nebraska, where the car had remained since being sold new at Diers Ford of Fremont, Nebraska. Transmission: U – SelectShift Cruise-O-Matic 3spdĭistrict Sales Office: 54 – Omaha, NebraskaĮvolve Motors & Chicago Car Club are pleased to present this 1973 Ford Thunderbird Trim: K9 – White Leather, Tobacco Accents
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