1957 Ford Thunderbird

1957 Ford Thunderbird The 1957 model represented the first significant restyling since the Thunderbird was first introduced. A longer rear section provided improved storage space. Riding and handling qualities were greatly enhanced by relocating the spar tire in the trunk. As with large Fords, 1957 Thunderbirds featured fins on the rear fenders. Inside, the 1957 model used the instrument panel from full-size 1956 Fords, with an engine-turned insert dressing-up the panel. While its debatable as to which of the first-generation T-Birds were the most attractive our feeling is the 1957. This example is a great representation of the last year of the first-gen thats all there and shows well. Its got the 312 V-8, which was the larger V-8 in 1957 mated to the Ford three-speed automatic and drives extremely well. This would be a two-top car, the removable hardtop with the port hole window as well as the black canvas convertible top, which is also an excellent condition. Its a power steering car with a working factory tachometer, modern stereo, heater (new heater core), windshield wipers, lights, horn, etc. turnkey car. Pretty car inside and out, check out the 40+ pics including the undercarriage. Just a really nice 57.