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1957 Ford Thunderbird

Highest Bid:
$21,500

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1957 Ford Thunderbird

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1957 Ford Thunderbird

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1957 Ford Thunderbird

High Bidder:  M.Klien

Highest Bid: $21,500 (USD)

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Location:

Rahway, New Jersey 07065

Seller:

Private Party

Engine:

312ci V8

Transmission:

Automatic

Odometer:

113,000 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

D7FH115443

Carfax:

Lot Number:

Highest Bid: $21,500 (USD)

High Bidder:  M.Klien

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Location:

Rahway, New Jersey 07065

Seller:

Private Party

Engine:

312ci V8

Transmission:

Odometer:

113,000 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

D7FH115443

Carfax:

Lot Number:

20526547

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Vehicle Story

This 1957 Ford Thunderbird convertible restored under previous ownership is equipped with a factory soft top, a complementing hardtop, and whitewall tires with power provided by a 312ci Y-block V8 paired with a rebuilt 2-speed Fordomatic automatic transmission. Finished in Dusk Rose with a Colonial White removable hardtop over a White vinyl interior, this first-generation Thunderbird is now offered with an original bill of sale, a brochure, and a clear New Jersey title in the seller’s name.

 

 

First coming to market in the mid-1950s, the Thunderbird pioneered the personal luxury car segment and was offered as a two-seat convertible. In 1956, the spare tire was relocated to outside the trunk, and changes were made to the exhaust routing and the bumper configuration. The following year, the spare tire moved back inside the trunk and the exterior received revised bumpers, grille, and taillights. This Thunderbird from 1957 is painted Dusk Rose (XE) and has an accenting Colonial White (E) removable hardtop with portholes, fender skirts, and surrounding brightwork.

Steel 14-inch wheels with bright Ford-branded hubcaps are surrounded by whitewall tires. Stopping power comes from drum brakes at all four corners.

The two-seat interior is fitted with a reupholstered pleated Colonial White (XK) vinyl bench seat, matched to the door panels, dash, and steering wheel. The floor is covered with black carpeting. The face of the dashboard is accented with an engine-turned aluminum bezel. Features include a radio, a heater, and floor mats.

Instrumentation includes a 140-mph speedometer, a 5K-rpm tachometer, and auxiliary gauges for the fuel level and coolant temperature. The five-digit mechanical odometer reads 13K miles, which the seller believes to reflect 113K actual miles since it has turned over. The seller notes that the analog clock does not work.

The 312ci Y-block V8 is connected to a rebuilt Fordomatic 2-speed automatic transmission.

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The sale includes an original bill of sale and a brochure.

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Comments & Questions

May 20, 2022
10:16 AM

BID: $21,500

May 20, 2022
08:50 AM
Seller

@jwjohnson – Are the quarter panels straight or is there no do in them. Thanks JW ...

The quarter panels are straight-no dents

May 20, 2022
08:48 AM

Are the quarter panels straight or is there no do in them. Thanks JW

May 20, 2022
07:48 AM
Seller

@jboy – Is that body damage to the left rear? Can’t really tell from the picture. ...

No body damage. It’s just the way the pic looks

May 19, 2022
08:40 PM
Bidder

Are the tires radials or bias ply?

May 19, 2022
08:38 PM
Bidder

Is that body damage to the left rear? Can’t really tell from the picture.

May 19, 2022
04:13 PM

BID: $20,500

May 19, 2022
10:42 AM

BID: $20,000

May 19, 2022
01:55 AM

BID: $16,000

May 18, 2022
01:43 PM

BID: $15,000

May 13, 2022
10:59 AM

BID: $14,000

May 13, 2022
08:49 AM

BID: $13,700

May 13, 2022
08:44 AM

BID: $12,500

May 13, 2022
08:44 AM
Seller

@rkneen – Is there a dent in the rear of the car (driver's side) near the tailligh or is it just the photograph? ...

It is just the photograph there are no dents. It also has the removable soft top

May 13, 2022
08:43 AM
Seller

@rkneen – Is there a dent in the rear of the car (driver's side) near the tailligh or is it just the photograph? ...

It is just the way the photo looks. It also has the removable soft top

May 13, 2022
08:16 AM
Bidder

Is there a dent in the rear of the car (driver's side) near the tailligh or is it just the photograph?

May 13, 2022
06:49 AM

BID: $11,111

May 13, 2022
06:49 AM

BID: $10,333

May 13, 2022
06:24 AM

BID: $10,000

May 13, 2022
04:51 AM
Seller

@RussellDemor – Hello, Is there a soft top with the car? ...

Yes there is. It is stored behind the seat and it is in excellent condition. Sorry they forgot to take pics of it

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