The classic first generation Thunderbird entered its final year of production in 1957, and many enthusiasts consider these models to be the best of the series. Styling was freshened with an updated grille, along with a new rear end treatment that featured a pair of small and jaunty fins, which were termed “high-canted fenders” by Ford.

The Thunderbird of this era has a lasting popularity that is evident by its design. This example is finished in red with a white interior and has received a restoration. It is powered by a 312-cid Y-block V-8 engine and an automatic transmission. Along with power brakes and radio; this T-Bird also has both the soft-top and auxiliary removable hardtop.