Beautifully finished buckets, center console, and gorgeous cockpit-style dash – the whole convertible has a stylish Lincoln-level of execution. The light blue roof looks terrific against the darker blue paint, and when you take it down, it reveals that same great double-blue appeal inside.
And speaking of iconic, they even added a continental kit to the rear. Even the factory wheel covers look great as they showcase the iconic whitewalls. This includes the little ornaments atop each front fender, the Thunderbird script on the rocket-shaped body side moldings, and the chrome grilles on the rear panels – all of which are great reminders of the new jet age. More than just these bumpers, there are bright details abound on the T-bird. But the intricate lines of the wraparound chrome bumpers front and rear reveal there was a lot more going on with this design than its predecessor. These second-generation cars are affectionately called "Squarebirds" because of the sharp angels. You're going to need to remember that, because It's the key to this awesomely coordinated total package.
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Please ask for the full description.Ĭheck out the door tag, this is a real-deal B-code Kingston Blue Metallic car. The light blue roof looks terrific against the darker blue paint, and when you take it down, it reveals that same great.
These second-generation cars are affectionately called “Squarebirds” because of the sharp angels. With a great color combo, plenty of luxury features, and a ton of originality, lovers of true classic car distinction will want to pay close attention to this 1960 Ford Thunderbird convertible.Ĭheck out the door tag, this is a real-deal B-code Kingston Blue Metallic car. Yet, the price and condition might be exactly what someone is looking for if they have the time and money to rework a damaged model to make it as good as new.REAL B-CODE COLOR THUNDERBIRD, ERA-CORRECT 352 V8, 3-SPEED AUTO, PS, PB, CLEAN!!
People can pay as little as $7,000 for a 1960 model that is in poor condition. If someone is willing to take on an old and rusty 1960 Ford Thunderbird as a remodeling project, then there are quite a few out there for cheap. However, these would likely need some more mechanical work done to them, which will soon hike up the overall cost. There are a few models on the market for slightly less. The typical price for a 1960 Ford Thunderbird would cost anyone around $20,000 and up. An original model that is in tip-top condition can be hard to come by. Although it is possible to buy them for less than 5 figures, those options often have many issues or need a lot of love. Should someone wish to get their hands on the likes of a 1960 Ford Thunderbird today, it is safe to say that they do not come as cheap as other classic Ford cars.
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