The Ford Thunderbird, also known affectionately as the ‘T-Bird’, was launched in 1955 in large part to respond to the wild success of the Chevrolet Corvette’s debut two years earlier, though not ...

A first-generation Ford Thunderbird in Colonial White over a black-and-white vinyl interior, with the removable porthole hardtop and the period-correct D-code 312 underhood, was a routine $35,000 to ...

Great value for the money. Safely and reliably drive anywhere. Has never left me high and dry while driving to/from car shows and cruise nights.

“When Ford introduced the Thunderbird convertible for the 1955 model year, it was a big leap of faith for the Blue Oval,” says Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO of automotive auction house ...

This is a Colonial White D-code 312 with 34,000 miles, the original removable hardtop with porthole windows, and a data plate stamped September 11, 1957, placing it among the final two-seat ...