
The bucket seats offer original-style upholstery (if not the actual, original upholstery) with a wonderful combination of pleats and quilted seating surfaces, and the rear seat with its famous wrap-around look is perhaps even more inviting. Trim is surprisingly restrained on this lovely Thunderbird, but details like the fender-mounted turn signal indicators, faux hood scoop, and the finely detailed egg-crate grille are all in fine shape.īlack upholstery combined with bright stainless trim makes this feel like an adult's car in every way. It's by no means a perfect piece, and there are a few imperfections that can be seen upon closer examination, although most of them could easily be attended to with a thorough buff-and-wax. Note how well the doors line up with the quarters, the deep shine that reflects without distortion, and the total absence of waves that would suggest significant bodywork underneath. Workmanship is great throughout and with that much sheetmetal, there are plenty of places for things to go wrong, yet the guys in charge of the repaint didn't really miss a thing.
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Wearing a gorgeous coat of Code R Dark Green Metallic paint, it looks a mile long yet incomparably sleek thanks to that low-slung design. This droptop has been kept stock it's entire life under the tutelage of just 3 owners since new (the 2nd owner had the car from 1969 to 2019), and the current owner purchased the car in 2019 and had it repainted and fully serviced for the road.
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Please ask for the full description.ĭrawing on both the original Ford "Retractable" hardtops and the Lincoln Continental 4-door convertibles, this big bullet 'Bird is the epitome of Ford's high-end products in 1966. Note how well the doors line up with the quarters, the deep shine that reflects without. With a gorgeous high-quality respray, great preservation, recent maintenance, all the luxury and comfort options, and a unique color combination, it delivers personal luxury unlike anything else of the era.ĭrawing on both the original Ford “Retractable” hardtops and the Lincoln Continental 4-door convertibles, this big bullet 'Bird is the epitome of Ford's high-end products in 1966.

Mid-60s T-birds, particularly convertibles like this gorgeous 1966 Ford Thunderbird model, are seeing some big gains in the market of late, and this is the one to own. LIFELONG TEXAS CAR! FACTORY COLORS, SMOOTH 390 V8, AUTO, FUN CRUISING DROP TOP!
