- 1957 Model Year Ford Thunderbird
- Red exterior
- Red interior
- Hard top included in sale
- Black soft top
- Swing Bar not in vehicle but included reported by current owner
- 312ci V8 - reported by current owner to be original motor
- 2 Speed automatic transmission reported to be original by current owner
- Original rear end reported by current owner
- Current owner reports some small leaks
- White wall spare tire included
- Current owner reports original radio is included but does not function
- Current owner reports aftermarket radio and stereo with Classic look
There is always some interest surrounding a car developed in a race against the clock; take, for instance, the first-generation Ford Thunderbird. Built to take on the Chevrolet Corvette in just one year of development, the Thunderbird is a sight to behold to this day as one drives by. If you'd like your slice of Fifties American personal luxury car goodness to take your breath away, why not buy this lovely 1957 Ford Thunderbird that we've got on sale right now?
Exterior and Interior
Looking at this 1957 Ford Thunderbird and its lovely red exterior, you are instantly transported to the Fifties and all its good times. The Red exterior with color-matched hardtop blends perfectly; the current owner reports a black soft top is included too. The exterior color helps bring out the sleek body lines and Fifties design well and even shines a light on all the exterior components adorning the car. With all its factory exterior components present, the car even sits on its original chrome hubcaps wrapped with white wall tires for that added 50s effect; the current owner reports a white wall spare tire included in the sale. The red theme continues to the interior and makes this 1957 Ford Thunderbird look photoshoot ready. The red leather interior is home to originality wherever you decide to look. There is one upgrade, however, and it comes with a reported aftermarket radio and stereo, don't worry, however, as the unit present has a classic look and blends in well. Included in the sale is the original radio, which doesn't function as reported by the current owner.
Engine
With two Y-block V8 powertrains available back in the day, this 1957 Ford Thunderbird sports the larger 312ci (5.1L V8) powertrain ensuring smooth power to compliment those sleek looks. The powertrain in this American classic is reported to be original, and even sports original features like Thunderbird valve covers and an old-school windshield water reservoir in place. Power is sent to the car's rear wheels through a 2-speed automatic transmission which is also reported to be original by the current owner; if you thought that was impressive, the rear end is said to be original as well.
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