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The Thunderbird was the answer to the sport car scene of the era. Introducing a small nimble and stylish competitor to the corvette the baby bird was a hit. As time went on and the vehicle developed into to the land yacht era and the direction changed from sportiness to comfort and that's what you will find with the later model Big Birds. This is a prime example of a Thunderbird for the era. This vehicle has a tight ownership history and has been stored for many years. This vehicle was enjoyed for its early life then tucked away in a barn for some years to rest, Once discovered by its current owners family it was brought back to life with all new hoses and perishable parts were replaced. This bird is chirping and runs and drives like a dream! Under the hood you will find yourself a well sought after 429 Thunder Jet motor putting down plenty of power through that automatic transmission which makes this one fun car! The paint is in really nice shape and owner states believed to be original. The dark green vinyl top almost looks black in some light but pairs nicely with...

You may never find a 70 Thunderbird like this again - this is a two owner car that has been in the same family since 1976 and it is all original. It is a rare car as well. Out of over 50,000 Thunderbirds that Ford produced in 1970, only 8,401 were the four door version with suicide rear doors. It is still covered in its original black paint with black cloth interior and only has 71,005 original miles on the odometer. This is also a numbers matching Thunderbird - the engine is Ford's 429 CID V8 with a 4 barrel carburetor which produced a very respectable 360 horsepower and utilizes a 3 speed Cruise-O-Matic transmission. Thunderbirds were fast becoming one of Ford's luxury automobiles,...