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The Thunderbird was marketed as an upscale personal luxury model. 1963 marked the last year of the third-generation model. Presented as a four-seater convertible or hardtop. An optional Roadster package was available on the convertibles which consisted of a fiberglass panel covering the backseat. Giving the visual effect of a streamlined two-seater roadster. This 1963 Ford Thunderbird Roadster is painted in light blue with a dark blue cloth convertible top. Exterior highlights are real wire wheels, period whitewall tires and the Roadster fiberglass tonneau cover. Under the hood of this beauty is a 390 CID V-8 4V pumping out...

This beautiful Southern California car has a variety of desirable options for the car including a Big Block 390 cubic inch 300 horsepower V8. The Rangoon Red beauty only has a little over 60K miles on the clock. Inside you will find beautiful Red Vinyl interior and this beauty has a new power black Vinyl convertible top. Holding her to the pavement are Kelsey Hayes style chrome wheels with America Classic wide white wall radial tires. When you look in under the hood you can see this car has been well maintained throughout its life. Additional options include power brakes, power steering, tar top battery, a Cruise-O-Matic 3-speed automatic transmission, power windows, air conditioning, AM FM radio, swing away steering wheel, center console, red carpet, a Ford 9 inch rear with 3. 00 gears, power windows and more. This automobile is a fine example of the workmanship and passion that went into building vehicles back...

Produced by Ford as a personal luxury car from 1955-1997 and 2002-2005. A total of eleven generations of the Thunderbird were manufactured including the original two-door convertible, four-seat-hardtop, four-seat-convertible and a six-passenger hard-top coupe to name a few models. This third generation 1973 Ford T-bird was produced from 1961-1963 as a two-door coupe or convertible. It was designed with a much sleeker/ longer design. A larger 390 cubic inch V-8 engine is attached to a three-speed Cruise-O Matic automatic transmission. This bright red Thunderbird was one of only 5,913 convertibles made in 1963. A sporty black vinyl bucket seat interior is accented by a black convertible top. The 'real' wire wheels...

The 'Bullet Bird' is a handsome car on its own but this special, one of 2000 built Monaco Edition takes it a step further. The Limited Edition Landau, as this car is also known, was first presented to Prince Rainier of Monaco at the Monte Carlo Rally in January 1963 and the remainder were produced by Ford Motor Company in the USA until the end of the '63 model year. This vehicle is claimed to be car number 462 and has been partially restored to its current condition. Presented in a sharp Corinthian White (using PPG two-stage paint/clearcoat) combined with a lavish Dark Rose Beige Landau vinyl roof and period-correct whitewall tires, this T-Bird is as charming as a bouquet on wheels. All Monaco Edition T-Birds came with Ford's 'Z Code' 390 CID V8 engine that pushed 300hp from the factory but in this car has been overhauled with new components including an upgraded intake manifold, carburetor, valve covers, electric fuel pump and HEI ignition. A 4-core radiator with electric fan will also help keep your engine running optimally whether you're participating in a parade downtown or cruising home on the highway with the modernized Air Conditioning on full blast. Power...

A bullet bird, how cool is this ride! This Thunderbird has a 390ci V-8 with an automatic transmission. The T-bird has a newer top and the interior has been lifted from the old to the new with carpet an, seats, and door panels. The newer paint looks very good and this bullet is ready for the road. During the build, new brakes, gas tank & lines, transmission serviced, a new Holly carburetor, driveshaft balanced, trunk mat kit, master cylinders, power booster, and multiple trim pieces. Heads have been hardened to accept regular gasoline. This bird comes with a cover, extra rear bumpers, original heads, carburetor, and fuel pump. All this work was completed 2012 and with only 535 miles put on the odometer since the build. The third generation of the Ford Thunderbird is a personal luxury car produced by Ford for the 1961 to 1963 model years. It featured new and much sleeker styling than the second generation models. Sales were strong, if not quite up to record-breaking 1960, at 73,051 including 10,516 convertibles. A new, larger 390 cu in 6. 4 L FE-series...