Ford introduced its two-seater February 20, 1954 at the Detroit Auto Show. Named Thunderbird, rather than a sports car, it was considered by the company as a “personal luxury car.” It was advertised in this manner and the public reception to this new line was welcoming and immediate. Among the standards was a V-8 engine, Astra-Dial Control Panel with illumination and locking trunk.
Auburn Fall 2015
1957 Ford Thunderbird
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$28,600 USD | Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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- 312-cid, 245-hp V-8 engine
- Automatic transmission
- Town and Country radio
- Flame Red paint
- Repainted 10 years ago
- Rebuilt carburetor
- Hard and soft top
- White and red interior
This 1957 Thunderbird is powered by a 312 cubic inch V-8 engine that is producing 245 horsepower and fueled by a rebuilt carburetor. The paint is finished in Flame Red paint and sports a white and red two-tone interior. This car has an automatic transmission, a hardtop and a Town and Country radio. The T-Bird benefited from new paintwork about ten years ago, and still shows to be in lovely condition.
