![]() Just like the topside…meticulously cared for and painstakingly redone to the best of one's ability. A gaze underneath reveals all new mechanicals, pristine rocker arms, and floor pans. All plastic windows in the top are clear and blemish free. A cream canvas convertible top in new condition can be popped up if you get caught in a shower while motoring with the top down. Chromed wire wheels with knockoff T bird hubs are seen all around, and sport fat white sidewall striped tires. All brightwork, and chrome bumpers are in excellent condition. A matching hardtop with porthole window caps the interior passenger compartment. Micrometer tolerance straight rust free, blemish free steel panels covered in Ford Flame Red, clad the exterior of this car. A labor of love that took all but 10 years, along with the post restoration years of enjoyment leaving the kids behind and motoring with just him and his wife, they created many memories with the fruits of his labors. The consigner/builder of this car put his heart and soul into this restoration, leaving virtually no stone unturned. ![]() If you're looking for a sweet 50s-era classic that's valuable, fun to drive and has the ability to turn Main Street into an instant classic car show then this is “it” for you. The ultimate get away car from the kids with only 2 seats, as well as the option to have a hardtop traveler, or a convertible cruiser, it became the “it” car for mid 1950's suburbia. Eventually the Corvette went to racing, and the Thunderbird became the boulevard king. This auto part is covered by Collectors Auto Supply's three-dimensional promise - you'll get the right part the first time, you can talk to us, and with over 25 years in business and 100,000+ customer transactions, you can trust us to be the right choice to fuel your passion.The Thunderbird and the Corvette have a long and sorted history, with both initially competing for the same customer space.
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