Some of the cosmetic tweaks included the blacked-out taillights out back and the Marchal driving lamps in the front air dam that seemingly every performance-oriented Ford and Mercury product left the factory within the middle-to-late ’80s. The Turbo Coupe stood apart from lesser models both under the hood and in the looks department. This is a later production example that made maximum boost in all five gears, and it has the preferred manual transmission with a price of $10,800 and the option to submit a best offer. Fortunately, we see survivors like this 1988 Turbo Coupe listed here on eBay fairly often, wearing low miles and remaining in stock condition. The powertrain is proven, and responds well to additional tweaks should you be chasing more horsepower – now, the trick is finding a nice one. These are handsome cars, and of course, they are peak 80s when it comes to buying a vehicle that will always draw a crowd at your local Radwood gathering. Out of state buyers will only have a $125 Title Procurement fee, no tax or other fees charged.For a short time, I was dead set on owning a Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe.
The paint does show its age in some spots, overall good shape. Finished in Midnight Blue paint, originally a black on black car has been repainted along the line as well as blue interior added to match.
Powered by the era-correct 389 Tri Power V8 that is paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. 1965 Pontiac GTO 2dr Hardtop that is TRUE GTO! Comes with PHS documentation.
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