1957 Ford Thunderbird
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When Ford introduced the Thunderbird in 1955, it launched a new concept in American motoring, the personal luxury car. Blending performance, comfort, and timeless style, the Thunderbird quickly became an icon. By 1957, the final year of the first generation, its design had been refined to enduring excellence, sleek, elegant, and unmistakably American. Exterior. Finished in classic white, this 'Baby Bird' radiates 1950s sophistication. Sculpted lines, a wide front grille, and the signature porthole hardtop define its memorable silhouette. Chrome accents, factory badging, and wide whitewall tires complete the period-correct presentation. Interior. Inside, a crisp black and white cabin showcases Ford's attention to design and detail. The dash, gauges, and bright trim retain their original mid-century character, while the seating and panels display craftsmanship and care throughout. Engine & Drivetrain. Power comes from Ford's 312 cubic-inch V8 paired with a 3-speed manual transmission featuring factory overdrive. The engine bay...