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By 1962, the Thunderbird was continuing its growth away from competing directly with Chevrolet's smaller, less-accommodating 2-seater Corvette, creating a new 'executive class', luxurious performance car. The 390-4 barrel FE V8 under the hood made sure it was no slouch, even with the mass created by the substantial materials. Ford was refocusing its high performance aspirations on the upcoming Mustang during the time President Kennedy was in office. A fiberglass tonneau cover covers the back seat of the car and creates a two seater appearance. The convertible top mechanism alone is an engineering marvel in itself, as the trunk lid opens up to swallow the convertible top, neatly out of sight. This '62 still wears its original colors of Raven Black on a red interior, a stunning combination- even better in person. It was restored a few years ago but still looks very good- and it would not take too much effort to make it outstanding. The detail Ford put into these cars was just astonishing, with only a Lincoln Continental as a close match to the amount of brightwork alone. The real wire wheels and wide while walls take this already gorgeous Machine to a whole new level. The interior...

For 1962 the new Thunderbird brought the boldest new ideas to the American road, paced by a unique expression of total luxury. Sleek as a racing hydroplane, arrogantly individual in its gleaming sweep of a deck, this is the most exciting invitation to two-passenger travel ever issued. but the removal of the tonneau cover reveals the standard Thunderbird rear seat when four must journey. (Particularly pleasant is the fact that the top can be raised with the tonneau cover in place. ). Sparkling with original Thunderbird ideas, from Swing-Away Steering Wheel to 'floating' rearview mirror. and all crafted to Thunderbird standards of extraordinary quality. On the Thunderbird, The slip-stream headrests are an integral...

Yes, this is a Sports Roadster, we have the buildsheet and lots of documentation. One of only 1427 Produced in 1962, a car that Elvis himself was proud to own, This beautiful 'bird from a long-ago era known as the 'Jet Age' definitely makes a statement, whether it's sitting still or in motion. There are a lot of people out looking for these T-Bird Sports Roadsters as lots of people collect and restore these cars. Our 1962 Ford T-Bird Sports Roadster is a great example of a car that is a solid driver in good condition. Painted in a Brilliant Red, this is the right color for a Thunderbird. The interior is black leather with chrome accents. One of the neat and desirable features of these cars is the tonneau cover that hid the back seats making the car appear as a two-seater. Under the hood of this classic is a 390 CID V8 motor tied to a cruise-o-matic three speed transmission. The convertible top is a wonderful automatic mechanism, as well...

The Thunderbird of the 1960s was the epitome of American style and showcased design cues inspired by rockets! This gorgeous 62 has been passed through only 4 owners over its years and is yearning for another to show it many more years of driving pleasure. The first owner had the car for 20 years, driving it only 2,100 miles per year. The second owner was a collector who kept it in storage from 1982-2005 and then the car received a new top, battery and fluids to make it ready for the road. Since then the current owner has kept up on all maintenance and parts including a new brake booster, rebuilt carb, new thermostat, all new hoses and fluids on convertible top lift, upgraded points to electronic ignition, new windshield washer pump, new battery, undercarriage coating and a paint job on the hood and rear deck. With its champagne gold paint job this Thunderbird exudes a natural beauty like nothing else. All the chrome is bright and shimmering, complementing the body brilliantly. The interior is all original leather and...

While Ford has checked all the boxes from performance to practical vehicles in the past, the Thunderbird made a name for itself as a great personal luxury vehicle. The 62 model most regarded as the 'bullet body car' has an iconic look that looks unmistakable to any classic out there on the road. Coated in Bright red paint, the T-Bird shows as a prime example of what the 60's looked like, especially when accompanied by the black landau roof and gorgeous black vinyl interior that contrasts beautifully against the exterior color. Under the hood of this large bodied land yacht is a 390 cubic inch V8 which succeeded the 352 V8 found in earlier Thunderbird models. The 390 supplied a healthy 300 plus horsepower which was very ahead...