$49,950
When GIs who fought in the European Theater of World War II returned home, they brought with them fond memories of the British two-seaters that were a common sight over there. Some even managed to buy some and have them shipped home. It was clear to Detroit that there just might be a market
$59,950
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 Car that
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The all-new Thunderbird debuted in 1961, and today remains one of the cleanest, most well-designed cars of the 1960s. This 1961 Ford Thunderbird convertible shows why the \"Bullet Birds\" are still surging in value while all the others seem to stay pretty flat. Great looks, a strong-running
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We have long admired the 1961-63 \"Bullet Birds\" for their styling and awesome road manners, and this 1963 Ford Thunderbird convertible delivers an awesome look with an unusual color combination, as well as fantastic road manners befitting a top-of-the-line ragtop.
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The Jet Age was in full swing when this 1964 Thunderbird was built, and the influence is obvious. But this one is especially noteworthy due to its awesome color combination, factory A/C, and cool semi-custom look that is more illusion than reality.
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For those of you looking for an early Thunderbird but need space for your family, this pretty 1962 Thunderbird hardtop is definitely a wise choice. A recently serviced and painted car that coddles like a Lincoln but packs serious blasting powder under the hood in the form of a muscular 390,
$39,995
While the 1955 Ford Thunderbird is already an irresistible icon, when you\'re looking for a true all-around classic, you\'ll instantly focus on this one. With hot-looking red on the outside, cold-blowing A/C on the inside, and proper V8 power under the hood, it\'s quite irresistible. You even
$59,950
When GIs who fought in the European Theater of World War II returned home, they brought with them fond memories of the British two-seaters that were a common sight over there. Some even managed to buy some and have them shipped home. It was clear to Detroit that there just might be a market
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Mid-60s Thunderbirds, particularly convertibles like this 1966 model, are seeing some recent gains in the market, and this is a great car for cruising and casual shows. With a cool period color, all the luxury and comfort options, and a smooth 428, it delivers personal luxury unlike anything
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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 Thunderbird have all the right ingredients: looks, performance, limited production, and a nostalgia behind them
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The 21st century Ford Thunderbird was a collectable the moment it hit the showroom, but some are more collectable than others. This relatively rare (#909 out of 1000) 2004 Ford Thunderbird \"Pacific Coast Roadster\" stands out in a crowd while still delivering the same driving experience that
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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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How often do you get a crack at one of the most beloved classics ever to roll off an assembly line, let alone one that\'s in the rock-solid running condition of this 1957 Ford Thunderbird? It features a strong V8 under its scooped hood that combines with a very nicely restored interior to make
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It\'s a model so endlessly cool that when it was first introduced it gave rise to its own automotive niche, the personal luxury car. This 1955 Ford Thunderbird is in great shape in all respects - its curb appeal is undeniable and its drivetrain, which almost certainly features entirely original
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Building on the success of its two-seater predecessors, this 1960 Ford Thunderbird Convertible was a member of a generation whose seemingly endless style and spaciousness set new sales standards for the model and even garnered Motor Trend \"Car of the Year\" honors in the process. It\'s propelled
$48,995
The 1957 Ford Thunderbird seemed to hit the pinnacle of sportiness and elegance, and this one shows you exactly why. The black paint looks just as glossy in person as it does in the pics thanks to a large respray investment in 2021. So we love how the premium black and wide whitewalls give
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It\'s without a doubt one of the most stylish and iconic cars ever to catch the fancy of the American car buying public. Just one glance at this 1957 Ford Thunderbird convertible will conjure up images of the early days of rock and roll, malt shops and drive-in movies. It\'s powered by what
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It\'s time to get your hands on a cool cruiser for quite an affordable price. This low-mileage 1987 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe is the perfect blend of technology, style, and power - all presented in a time capsule level of quality.
$20,000
Great smooth ride, loaded with options, good a/c, great paint, good interior, owned for 30 years, drive anywhere, 390 engine, automatic transmission. Engine has 330 hp, swing away steering column, good tires, no rust, no patch panels.
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With its correct and stellar color combo, this 1962 Ford Thunderbird is rolling opulence. Plus, with a ton of investment all-around, including the enhanced V8 power, comfy A/C interior, and great details, this is your opportunity to own a piece of the vintage luxury lifestyle at a terrific
