$9,500
1966 Ford Thunderbird Landau Another new model for 1966, the Town Landau replaced the Landau for this one year only. Note the difference between this model and the Town Hardtop: the Town Landau features a Levant grain vinyl roof in Black, White, Parchment, or Sage Gold with color-coordinated
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If you like the look of the mid-60s Thunderbirds, this \'65 model is probably the one you want. With disc brakes becoming standard equipment, along with the famous sequential taillights, it gets extra points for both style and substance. Add in a handsome color combination, lots of options,
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Mid-60s Thunderbirds, particularly convertibles like this 1966 model, are seeing some recent gains in the market, and this is the one to own. With a gorgeous high-quality restoration, all the luxury and comfort options, and a fantastic color combination, it delivers personal luxury unlike anything
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If a great-looking, affordable cruiser is your desire, this 1966 Ford Thunderbird Town Hardtop is waiting. The black-on-black color combination looks awesome on the sleek \'Bird and with some TLC and elbow grease, this could be a seriously nice car that\'ll never look out of place at shows.
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Living in the shadow of their late 50\'s siblings for decades, \'60s era Thunderbirds are finally getting the respect they deserve. And it\'s hard to understand why it took so long. With the optional 428 under the hood, original documentation, and lots of options, this \'66 Thunderbird has
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If you wanted the best in personal luxury in 1966, the Ford Thunderbird Town Hardtop was your best choice. The Town Hardtop was new for \'66 and is perhaps the most distinctive model of the group, with its one-year-only blanked-out quarter windows that give it a truly unique look. Not readily
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If you wanted 428 cubic inches of Ford big block in a 2-door coupe in 1966, the Thunderbird Town Hardtop was your best choice. The Town Hardtop was new for \'66 and is perhaps the most distinctive model of the group, with its one-year-only blanked-out quarter windows that give it a truly unique
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Cars like this gorgeous 1966 Ford Thunderbird are a great study in the way the old car hobby works. For years, these \'Birds were also-rans and little more than used cars. Then a few years ago, people woke up and realized that they were more like baby Lincolns than simple Fords and values started
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Don\'t look now but \'60s Thunderbirds have a growing group of admirers that are steadily buying up all the good ones like this 1966 hardtop. With the optional 428 under the hood, original documentation, and lots of options, this is the Thunderbird for guys who know that things of quality will
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While 2-seat Thunderbird prices have cooled off, a lot of folks have discovered what we\'ve known for years: mid-60s 4-seater Thunderbirds like this 1966 convertible are exceptional hobby vehicles. Top-of-the-line luxury and loaded with just about every option, this gorgeous \'Bird is an exceptional
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Z Code 390 CID V8 Engine Factory A/C Mileage Not Branded on Title / Owner Believes to be 84K Miles AM/FM Radio Power Windows Power Steering Power Brakes Frost Blue with Turquoise Interior Southern Car Highly Detailed Engine Bay
$59,997
1966 Ford Thunderbird Blue Convertible Why This Car Is Special Ford\'s Thunderbird went through a lot of changes through the years. From the small birds of the 50s to the Super and Turbo Coupes of the 80s. They have filled every need, be it a sports car, muscle car or luxury vehicle, and they
$29,900
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$16,800
Available now is this beautiful 1966 Ford Thunderbird dressed in a light blue over a grey interior adorned with chrome accents all around. This T-bird is powered by the 390 V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission and it runs and drives great. Inside the Ford, you will find a beautiful
$34,900
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Thunderbirds remain a great way to get into the hobby without spending a lot of cash. Cars like this gorgeous 1965 Thunderbird Landau are fast, comfortable, stylish, and easy to service, making them fine choices that are welcome just about anywhere. With recent paint and chrome, a gorgeous
$19,900
Already in its 4th generation since 1955, The Ford Thunderbird was changing with the times and what they thought the consumer wanted. It definitely paid off, as it outsold the Corvette in 1966 with its new \"Formal\" or squared off look. In fact, the new and one year only Town Hardtop was a
$7,295
1966 Ford Thunderbird. No engine or transmission. But was a 390 automatic car. Clean title no back fees. This t bird is in very very good condition. I haven\'t found any rust yet and the interior is very complete headliner is no good and the dash pad is cracked. Seats are in good shape one
$67,995
1966 Ford Thunderbird In 1966, Ford introduced the fourth generation Thunderbird as a large personal luxury car. It offered a very elegant design ending with sequential turn signals which flashed three levels in the broad, horizontal tail lights from inside to outside. This was a 4-seater Luxury/Sports
$19,995
1967 Thunderbird Dash Says 11,724K Miles Being a 5 digit dash im confident it as rolled over once and is 111,724K Very Nice Suicide 4 door 1967 Thunderbird (Know as the Glamour Bird) with a strong running 390 cu in V8, many many new parts including new front suspension and rear air shocks.
