'60 T-Bird on E-Bay

[tarps3]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

oooh.
I don't think they will get their reserve....

just a hunch.

Casey
60 hardtop

by the way, I'll sell my hardtop for HALF his price!!
just contact me!

[Alexander]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

It makes many errors in his description, as you probably are aware. 1960 was not the only Squarebird with leaf springs. The hydro-electric mechanism was used on all Squarebirds, not just in 1960. Late in the 1959 model year it became fully automatic. There was no powered outside mirror available in 1960. The only way to get a remotely adjustable mirror was by ordering a spotlight. If it does have a power outside mirror it is not original.

$3,500,000 is a tad high asking price for a Squarebird.

I might consider selling one of mine for $2,000,000.

Alexander
1959 Hardtop
1960 Golde Top

[tarps3]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

ok, ok!
I'll drop my price down to half million but not a penny less!

I concede that I do not have the "power outside mirror" and I realize that hurts my asking price so I'm willing to take a little less for the 'ol gal.

That's as low as I can go though!
I have that much "pain and suffering" in her regardless!

Casey
60 hardtop "only" $500,000!

[Guest]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

The seller may have made the same false assumption I made on my Bird when I first sat in it. The power windshield washer switch on the left door frame looks like a modern car's power mirror switch. I kept wondering why the mirror didn't move when I toggled the switch. My car doesn't have washer nozzles or a washer bag so I can be forgiven for my ignorance. For those big bucks I would insist on real power mirrors on BOTH sides.

[Alexander]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

I think you are right. I never thought of that possibility.

I did not know what that switch was for when I first got my '59.

Alexander
1959 Hardtop
1960 Golde Top

[Guest]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

I know I'm a little late on this but, I think this car was FOR SALE at Hershey about 3 years ago. It's from the Pittsburg area and a guy I know, knows the owner and guess what, it was a hardtop! The owner took a rusty convert and a good hartop and made the car with a convertible serial number stamped on it. The car is nice, but I would question the legality of the car. Maybe that's why it doesn't sell. Also, the owner does not disclose this information to possible buyers. Let the buyer beware!!!!!

Tom

[Alexander]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

That's why we t-bird owners need to communicate with each other. Thanks for the tip Tom.

Alexander
1959 Hardtop
1960 Golde Top

[Guest]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

>HEEEEEEEE'S BACK. Same car is relisted one more time. It
>may need another restoration before it is sold. Once had a
>Buy It Now price of $25,000. Must be listed by restoration
>shop that has a ton of money in parts and labor and is
>trying to make a profit. Personally, I've never made a
>profit and am lucky to get 75% of my expenses back, not
>counting my labor and skinned knuckles.

I believe that car has been "For Sale" for about 2 years now.

[byersmtrco]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

Oh not that burgundy thing again ??!!
That guy is a dreamer !!!

[fomoco59]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

My '59 doesn't even have one of these switches...another option oddly not ordered on this car.


"The seller may have made the same false assumption I made on my Bird when I first sat in it. The power windshield washer switch on the left door frame looks like a modern car's power mirror switch. I kept wondering why the mirror didn't move when I toggled the switch. My car doesn't have washer nozzles or a washer bag so I can be forgiven for my ignorance"



Mike
'59 Hardtop
'60 Hardtop (For Sale)

[Guest]

RE: '60 T-Bird on E-Bay

i'll sell my 60 ..a 59 ranch wagon and a 55 chevy hardtop hot rod and throw in a 3 bed 2 bath house in central calif for that...lol