The Ford Thunderbird is an iconic vehicle with a long-standing history. It's so iconic, in fact, that it has made several ...

Compared to what carmakers used to roll out back in the 1950s and 1960s, today’s cars are very ugly ducklings. And you only need to look at a 1955 Ford Thunderbird like the one we have here to ...

First Production 1955 Ford Thunderbird: The rarest of all “Birds”. If your one of the millions of avid Thunderbird owners, restorers or fans, you may have wondered about the very first ...

The first Thunderbird has also been displayed at venues across the United States, from Ford's headquarters in Dearborn, Mich., to the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

Ford Motor Company's first-ever production Thunderbird model, a 1955 Raven Black example, will go on the auction block at the 38th Annual Barrett-Jackson Collector Car event in Scottsdale, Arizona ...

When Ford Motor Co. introduced the 1955 Thunderbird, it became known as the first “personal luxury car” – a sleek two-seater that stood out in a sea of big station wagons, coupes and sedans.

Lommori has been a Ford enthusiast starting with his first car, a 1940 Ford. He bought his first 1955 Thunderbird in 1964 for $1,500, which was the “date” car for him and his wife.

Ford first launched its two-seat 1955 Thunderbird to rival the Corvette, ... Ford filed a trademark for the Thunderbird name on Jan. 13, 2021, and rumors have been circling ever since.

While car enthusiasts are sure to debate their favorite classic car brand, there is no denying just how much with particular Ford model can sell for.

Thanks for coming back. If you missed Part 1 of this story, read it here.Insurance executive George Watts sunk an additional $3,900 into what would be the first of two complete restorations of the ...