1957 - Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Whittier, California, United States

1957 FORD THUNDERBIRD Here is the most iconic classic car of all time, the 1957 Ford Thunderbird! This T-Bird has undergone a FRAME OFF RESTORATION approximately 5 years ago. This T-Bird is a beauty! Painted in the traditional "life guard" color option with a brilliant guards red body and the classic white top, this beauty holds a spectacular shine and gloss. The paint has a few rock chips and minor blemishes but still shows spectacularly. This classic and beautiful T-Bird wins the local shows but probably would not win the Concourse de Elegance. The interior is fashioned in black and white leather and is near perfect. The mechanics are sound. The engine has been upgraded to a rebuilt 390 Cu. In. V-8 and the transmission has been upgraded to a four speed manual. This T-Bird runs excellent, drives smooth, stops well and functions as she should! I would not hesitate to drive this car across country if I had to. Nevertheless, she gets trailered to all the shows. Aside from the upgraded engine and transmission, this 1957 Ford Thunderbird has been restored to original! The tires are as new Coker Wide Whitewalls (including the spare). This beautiful classic is everything a 1957 Ford Thunderbird and classic car should be. It is not perfect or I would be offering it a 70K. Nevertheless, it is in excellent condition and a superb buy at the price offered! Please email.
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