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Under the hood sits a smooth purring 312 cubic inch V8 which pushes the power it produces through an automatic transmission. The powerplant has been dressed up to give it a look that truly makes it shine like a diamond. There is just over 10k miles on the clock, which represents this birds- footprint since it endured a total frame-off restoration that was completed in 2007, the year of its 50th birthday. During this endeavor, in addition to the entire body, all the mechanics were restored making it a nearly new car once again. It was also fitted with an aluminum radiator and electric fuel pump to keep it going smoother and longer than any other car of this era.

The white vinyl interior gives the simple impression of a cloud. Clean, pure, comfortable. It is a great design and feel for the classic cruiser that this car has been known for throughout the past decades. Once inside, you can make sure your comfort is maximized by utilizing the smooth, optional power seats. This timeless Ford...

After the introduction of the Corvette in 1953 the fine folks at Ford realized the need for a sporty little roadster and the Thunderbird was born. Though the Corvette was marketed as more of a 'sports car,' the Thunderbird flew onto the scene as a personal luxury car and delivered style, convenience and comfort and became an icon of American automotive history.

This spectacular example is one of the finest we have come across and is sure to please the next fortunate owner. The paintwork is duplicated in the original shade of Fiesta Red over a red and white interior and finished off with a black cloth top. This color combination is quite striking and is sure to draw some attention. The full body-off restoration does not disappoint and this car is a recipient of a AACA Grand National Senior first place award as well as the T-Bird National first place award.

Under the hood is the original 312 Cubic Inch V8 that starts right up and purrs like a kitten. At idle it is hard to tell this 'Bird is running and upon acceleration you hear just enough rumble to let you know you are moving along. The transmission...

Experience a taste of vintage luxury with this 1957 Ford Thunderbird, elegantly presented in a timeless black exterior. At the heart of this classic beauty is a robust 312 V8 engine and 3-speed manual transmission, offering a delightful blend of power and control that is just as thrilling today as it was in the '50s. Decked in a charming light tan, the interior provides a comfortable and inviting ambiance, exuding an air of understated sophistication. The car is equipped with an AM radio, allowing you to tune into your favorite stations for a dose of nostalgia, as you cruise down memory lane. One of the most notable features of this model is its manual convertible top. On sunny days, drop the top and relish in the warmth and freedom that only...

10 gears in the rear. Colonial White paint, White convertible top, and Red interior give this T-Bird a very classic and classy look. The 4V 312 V8 was rated at 245 horsepower from the factory and has the engine dress up kit and has been recently detailed and painted under the hood to make this Little Bird ready to show. Options include AM radio, manual convertible top, hub caps, power brakes, power steering, power windows, power seats (not working), telescopic wheel, seat belts, fender skirst, vinyl interior, and white wall radial tires. Newer paint and convertible top on this 1957 T Bird for sale. It just made a 4 hour trip to our Chicago Showroom with no issues so it is definitely ready to cruise and enjoy! 1957 was the last year for the Thunderbird affectionately known as the 'Little...

An icon for everything from a sports car to a luxury coupe, and even as a forced-fed, muscle-bound stoplight warrior and NASCAR champion in the 80's and '90s. Most consider the purest form of the Ford Thunderbird to be its first generation, which ran from the 1955 through 1957 model years. At that time, it was neck-and-neck with the Corvette in the fight for American sports car excellence. The Ford Thunderbird was marketed as a personal car, and many were equipped with high-society options like the classic rear bumper-mounted 'continental kit' spare tire. This 1955 Ford Thunderbird comes equipped with a 292 CI V8 backed by an automatic transmission. With a Red exterior and removable Hard Top, with Red and White Interior, bright chrome front and rear bumpers, and White...