Make:
Ford
Model:
Thunderbird
Year:
1955
Mileage:
31961
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Arizona
City:
Phoenix , AZ
Zip:
85035
1955 Ford Thunderbird hardtop soft top Convertible 31961 Miles
The 1955 Ford Thunderbird was a game-changer. Sure, the Corvette set the stage, but the Thunderbird introduced the personal luxury car, a concept that has proven remarkably durable in the 50-odd years since its introduction. This lovely 1955 T-Bird shows you why these are such enduring favorites, and why no collection is complete without one today. If you ask someone to close their eyes and think of a Thunderbird, this Torch Red roadster is quite likely what they'll imagine. Beautifully proportioned, neatly styled, and with neat little details throughout that told the world that Ford was serious about their 2-seater. This one was restored a few years ago and has seen some use since then, but you really can't go wrong with an early 'Bird. The paint is bright, offering a depth and clarity that even the best finishes in 1955 couldn't match, and while it shows a few nicks and bumps, none of it detracts from the pure '50s fun this car represents. The '55's trim proportions, simple lines, and lack of extras make them a favorite among collectors, and it's easy to see why. Body gaps are decent and the fender skirts fit flush with the quarter panels, indicative of a car that has never needed major surgery in that area. The chrome is nicely refinished, and those details I mentioned, including the hash marks on the fenders, the hood scoop, and jet-inspired taillights, are all in great shape. Red and white is the theme inside, too, where you'll find a neatly restored interior that has all the correct bells and whistles.
The 1955 Ford Thunderbird was a game-changer. Sure, the Corvette set the stage, but the Thunderbird introduced the personal luxury car, a concept that has proven remarkably durable in the 50-odd years since its introduction. This lovely 1955 T-Bird shows you why these are such enduring favorites, and why no collection is complete without one today. If you ask someone to close their eyes and think of a Thunderbird, this Torch Red roadster is quite likely what they'll imagine. Beautifully proportioned, neatly styled, and with neat little details throughout that told the world that Ford was serious about their 2-seater. This one was restored a few years ago and has seen some use since then, but you really can't go wrong with an early 'Bird. The paint is bright, offering a depth and clarity that even the best finishes in 1955 couldn't match, and while it shows a few nicks and bumps, none of it detracts from the pure '50s fun this car represents. The '55's trim proportions, simple lines, and lack of extras make them a favorite among collectors, and it's easy to see why. Body gaps are decent and the fender skirts fit flush with the quarter panels, indicative of a car that has never needed major surgery in that area. The chrome is nicely refinished, and those details I mentioned, including the hash marks on the fenders, the hood scoop, and jet-inspired taillights, are all in great shape. Red and white is the theme inside, too, where you'll find a neatly restored interior that has all the correct bells and whistles.
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