In 1964 the fourth-generation of the Ford Thunderbird was introduced. The car featured a longer hood with a centered dome scoop. The rear of the car featured rectangular taillights integrated into the bumper. The Thunderbird was offered in three body styles; hardtop coupe, Landau and convertible - all of which offered seating for four passengers. The fourth-generation of Thunderbird ran through 1966.

This 1964 Ford Thunderbird Convertible is presented in red with a white convertible power top and a black interior. The car sits on wide whitewall tires mounted on Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels which in the rear are partially covered by body color fender skirts. The interior features an AM radio, clock, remote sideview mirror, tilt-away steering wheel, seatbelts with power seat and windows. Additional driving aids include power steering and brakes. This Thunderbird has a nice older restoration, and is reported to run and drive well.