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I LOVE that body style and find that it is CERTAINLY underated. I love them and it brings a tear to my eye knowing that many are still sent to crushers and put in demo derbies. It hurts me. :auto I'm 16 years old and will ALWAYS treasure the Classics!:auto

A sad end to an old Thunderbird. :angel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oS5YDMB47Q&feature=related

Hey guys, I thought someone here could use this, I've been selling a bunch of parts lately. One of the few parts of this era that I have. Thanks for looking. 1958 1959 1960 Ford Thunderbird Fresh Air Cable Knob:eBay Motors (item 190360747637 end time Jan-02-10 12:27:51 PST)

I don't have thing but here are some pics of a couple of Mercury Motegos, they look like Thunderbirds and are in a junkyard about 31 minutes away from me. Such a hard to find car, what a pity...

Seeing as how most parts in this litter (not pictured) are '64, this hose is most likely a '64 too. I think?

The hose is still good! Any idea what years it is for? I'm sure it is for a Flair Bird.

What are these parts and where do they go? Are these even for a '64 Thunderbird? I can't figure out where this trim goes. Is it for the back seats, fender skirts, or neither? What is this hose and how do I know if it is still good? Is it even for a '64? What the heck is this? I don't know...

Actually, the chrome ain't that bad. I've always loved the early birds. There is a guy down the street another neighborhood with a '56-'57 sitting under a tarp. Been there for years, but doubt he would sell it, knowing my luck with cars. :(

For those of you who read my thread about my finds this past June, you would know I got a bunch of Classic T-Bird stuff. I was going through one of the boxes and found this old script badge. I think it's a '55-'57, what do you guys think? If it is I'm probably keeping it! :yesnod Ignore the...

Oh man, good thing this didn't happen on the road or you would really be screwed! Check to make sure nothing is blocking it or is in the way. That groaning tells me the motors are working and trying to lift the roof.

Great looking car! Wish I had the money.

No. 7 has always worked wonders on chrome AND paint. Too bad they have discontinued it. They were bought out and I got the LAST 2 cans of it in town.

I had someone interested in the console and radio, but the fell on hard times and had to back out the last minute. Here is a link to almost all the pictures of the console and radio: Thunderbird console pictures - The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange

Do we have any here? They have made several T-Birds since 1968. From '55 Thunderbirds to 80's Thunderbirds. If you have any, post them here. I'll post pictures of my collection soon. So far, my favorite casting is the '57 T-Bird. That was one of my first actually. :auto

Originals, trim, lights, lense covers, badges, mechanical parts, and a near complete console with the rear vent switch. If anyone is interested, please let me know and I will post pictures. Will ship, make a reasonable offer, I bought them all for very cheap at an estate sale. I want to sell...

I don't have a car (16), but I love Classics. I hacve the radio for a '64 Thunderbird and have no way of testing it. Any ideas?

That is great to hear! How complete is it? Any pics of it?:auto

Plastic is hard to plate I hear.

Try checking for any shorts or exposed wires. Exposed wires can touch and create a short.

Did you find your parts?