1977 Ford Thunderbird - The Malaise Era Rises Again. Gateway Classic Cars of St Louis is proud to digitally present this incredibly preserved 1977 Ford Thunderbird - a stunning example of Detroit's forgotten luxury era now roaring back into the spotlight. The late 1970s marked a pivotal shift in American automotive design. Power gave way to presence, and comfort reigned supreme. Ford's seventh-generation Thunderbird embodied that transition - sleek, wide, and unmistakably bold. In fact, the 1977-79 models became the highest-selling Thunderbirds ever built, defining what personal luxury meant to an entire generation. This particular example is a true time capsule showing just 6,983 miles on the odometer. From its Dark Jade Iridescent exterior to its deep green cloth interior, every inch exudes originality, right down to the factory trim and finishes. Under the hood, Ford's dependable 302 cubic-inch V8 pairs seamlessly with a 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering the effortless glide that defined luxury cruising in the 1970s. Features like air conditioning, power brakes, and power steering make this classic as comfortable...

Once seen as the epitome of American excess, the long, low, and wide Thunderbirds of the late 1970s are experiencing a renaissance. As collectors embrace the bold styling and unapologetic swagger of the Malaise Era, cars like this '77 T-Bird are now being celebrated for what they are: big, comfortable, and oozing with retro-cool charisma. This example has been resprayed in a custom teal finish, setting it apart from the crowd while paying tribute to the flashy color palette of the era. Paired with the original-style green interior, it creates a vibe that's equal parts disco, driveway royalty, and rolling time capsule. Under the hood, the Thunderbird is powered by Ford's trusted 5. 0L V8 (302 cubic inches), paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission. While the performance won't snap necks, the engine delivers smooth torque and effortless cruising power - exactly what this car was built for. Powertrain & Performance:. -5. 0L V8 engine (302 cubic inch). -3-speed automatic transmission. -Rear-wheel drive. -Power steering. -Dual exhaust. Exterior Features:. -Teal custom repaint. -Opera windows and vinyl roof. -Wide chrome bumpers. -Factory-style wheel covers. -Distinct long-hood, short-deck silhouette. -Rectangular headlamps with hidden covers. Interior & Comfort:. -Green cloth/vinyl interior. -Front split-bench seating with...

In 1977, Ford Motor Company sold over 300,000 Thunderbirds. Ford billed the T-bird as a, 'Personal luxury car,' and it was marketing magic as the model was a massive success. What made the seventh generation Thunderbirds the leading sellers of the model line wasn't just the styling but the ride. The car just seemed to float down the road and steering was a breeze. She may have a few dings and scuffs here and there, but this bird is still ready and able to fly for miles yet to come.

Introducing a classic piece of American automotive history: the 1979 Ford Thunderbird. This iconic vehicle is presented in a burnish orange exterior color, a hue that captures the essence of the late 1970s with its bold. The Thunderbird's design is a testament to the era's love for style and presence on the road, making it a standout choice for those who appreciate vintage charm. Step inside to a unique tan and blue interior that complements the exterior's bold color. The combination offers a distinctive look, providing a comfortable atmosphere for both driver and passengers. Under the hood, this Thunderbird is powered by a 302 V8 engine, paired with an automatic transmission. This combination delivers a smooth and reliable driving...