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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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This may look like a 1957 Ford Thunderbird, and is indeed titled as a 1957 Ford Thunderbird, but the fact is, it\'s a very cleverly built Coleman kit that neatly updates all the Thunderbird\'s vintage parts without losing the vintage look. Cool, right?
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Two-seat Thunderbirds like this 1957 model hold a unique spot in enthusiasts\' hearts. One, they\'re perhaps the ultimate expression of 1950s style and two, they are some of the most stable automotive investments you can make. Name another car you can buy today, enjoy for 10 years, and sell
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Style with performance has always been the Thunderbird\'s calling card, but this 1959 hardtop delivers even better results today. Reliable and comfortable enough to be a daily driver, and stylish enough to get you front-row parking at the swankiest joint in town, where else can you spend less
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Somehow the collector car world never gets tired of the 2-seater Ford Thunderbird. They bring smiles to the faces of everyone who sees them, they\'re wonderful to drive, and are the stars of every car show they attend. So why not take this pretty 1957 \'Bird home and find out what all the fuss
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This 1973 Ford Thunderbird is one of those rare time-capsule cars that has been properly stored, beautifully maintained, and just plain loved all its life. It\'s like the elderly guy next door who only backs it out of the garage long enough to polish the chrome and maybe go to the store, then
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For many fans of the early Thunderbird, the \'57 is the pinnacle of evolution. Learning from the previous two years, Ford substantially revised the T-Bird, adding some small fins, enlarging the grille opening, and moving the spare tire back inside the trunk. This lovely Colonial White \'Bird
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So you say a factory Thunderbird is just too ordinary for you? You want more tradition with your retro-styled convertible? Or maybe you\'re just not attracting enough attention at the local cruise night. Well, this 2005 Ford Thunderbird 50th Anniversary Edition neatly solves all those problems.
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There\'s a pretty short list of cars built in the 21st century that could be considered collectable, but the most recent 2-seat Thunderbirds have to qualify. Cars like this 2002 Ford T-Bird have all the right ingredients: looks, performance, limited production, and a nostalgia behind them that
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When the retro-styled Ford Thunderbird hit the streets in 2001, most of them were snapped up and put away as \"future collectables.\" That\'s nice, but it also means that prices are up and the mileage is so low that you risk driving the value out of a car that you buy. That\'s why this 2003
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The new Ford Thunderbird was an instant collectable when it was introduced in the first part of the 21st century, and this 2002 Thunderbird is an excellent example that was put away and only used occasionally. Loaded with options, painted a traditional Thunderbird color, and ready to enjoy,
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If you\'re going back to the \'50s, THIS is how you do it. A very pretty Starmist Blue Thunderbird, nicely restored and ready to go. Add in a fantastic black and white interior, a D-code 312, and a rather unusual manual transmission and you have one of the most iconic symbols of the period
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If there\'s a car that\'s ripe for a custom makeover, it\'s the ultra-cool \"Bullet Birds\" of 1960-1963. Cars like this 1962 Ford Thunderbird were so slick when they were new that adding a few traditional custom touches like the electric green paint and selective trim removal creates a car
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Except for perhaps the 1959 Cadillac, there\'s no better representative of the flashy \'50s than the 1957 Ford Thunderbird. Since pastel colors look best on cars with fins, this one looks period perfect with a coat of Dusk Rose paint and the result is nothing short of jaw-dropping. The ultimate
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Two-seater Thunderbirds have been a staple of the hobby since, well, the very beginning. The appeal of cars like this \'56 Thunderbird is easy to understand: V8 power, a carefree attitude, a top that goes down, and lots of style. This is a spectacular car in a rare color with some nice upgrades,
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Are the new Thunderbirds going to be as collectable as the originals? That remains to be seen, but the bottom line is that this 2004 Ford Thunderbird is still a first-class ticket and a wonderful piece of retro styling that makes everyone long for a simpler time.
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You may be wondering what makes this 1963 Ford Thunderbird hardtop so special, deserving of the \"special edition\" and \"Principality of Monaco\" monikers. Well, in 1963, for reasons nobody really understands, Ford built 2000 special Thunderbirds to commemorate Princess Grace of Monaco, better
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Two-seat Thunderbirds are cute, but when Ford added a back seat, sales really took off. Today, the 1961-1963 \"Bullet Birds\" are some of the most rapidly appreciating models, with cars like this 1963 Thunderbird Sport Roadster offering full-sized luxury and comfort with fantastic good looks.
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Transformed into a Warbird Gasser replica, this 1955 Ford Thunderbird stands as a striking example of classic design fused with drag racing spirit. This full fiberglass car, a characteristic reminiscent of real gassers seeking to minimize weight, is painted in a sleek white, showcasing its
