I've said this before, and I'll say it every time I get the chance: the Ford Thunderbird is, in my book, the most beautiful car to roll out on American roads in the 1950s and 1960s. Sure, Ford's entry ...

The Ford Thunderbird revival never really got off the ground. You can't force modern mechanics and retro styling together, especially not with Ford technology from two decades ago. However, many ...

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Credited with starting America’s ‘personal luxury car’ market segment in the 1950s, the Ford Thunderbird is one of the best-known nameplates ever released by the Blue Oval. Sold uninterruptedly from ...

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The story of the Ford Thunderbird starts when Chevrolet introduced the Corvette in 1953. I suspect that created some panic at Ford headquarters as Ford and Chevrolet have been intense competitors ...

V8, automatic transmission. White with gold vinyl, white vinyl top. Very well-done restoration showing some age. Nice paint, some cracking on horizontal surfaces. Good brightwork. Top not fresh but ...

Tom Maruska is happy after selling his one-of-a-kind 1963 Ford Thunderbird Italien for $600,000 on Saturday evening. "I did very well on it," he said by phone Sunday from Arizona, where the car was ...

Before supercharging became a trendy performance enhancement in the automotive world, several manufacturers had already ...

The guitarist bought the car while living in L.A. in 1987 and recording his solo album "Earthquake Weather" By Michael Walker Joe Strummer Thunderbird - H 2014 The punks had a soft spot for throwback ...