1956 FORD Thunderbird
Posted on: 2025-08-19 11:28 AM
Car Year
1980
1980
Kilometers
28,999
28,999
Color
Yellow
Yellow
Doors
2 doors
2 doors
Warranty
Does not apply
Does not apply
Specs
North American Specs
North American Specs
Transmission
Automatic
Automatic
Body Type
Hard Top Convirtable
Hard Top Convirtable
Details:
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Car Name
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FORD |
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Car Model
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Not Listed |
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Car Trim
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Other |
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Body Condition
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Perfect inside and out |
Mechanical Condition
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Perfect inside and out |
Fuel Type
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Gasoline |
No. Of Cylinders
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V8 |
Engine Size
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3.9L |
Seller Type
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Owner |
Extras
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Description:
1956 ThunderBird
Frame off restoration, beautifull car, The 1956 Ford Thunderbird is a classic American two-seater convertible, part of the first-generation T-Bird lineup (1955–1957). It’s highly collectible today because of its unique mix of style, performance, and luxury. Here are some key highlights about the 1956 model:
🚗 Design & Styling
Featured a porthole window hardtop, introduced in 1956 for improved rear visibility (a signature styling cue).
New continental-style spare tire mounted externally at the rear bumper, which freed trunk space but made parking trickier.
Sleeker rear fenders and revised exhaust outlets through the rear bumper guards.
⚙️ Performance
Standard engine: 292 cu in (4.8L) Y-block V8, producing around 202–212 horsepower.
Optional engine: 312 cu in (5.1L) V8 with up to 225 horsepower.
Transmission: 3-speed Ford-O-Matic automatic
🛋️ Luxury Features
Offered both a removable hardtop (with or without portholes) and a folding soft top.
Power options included: windows, seats, steering, and brakes.
Known for its more personal luxury car feel rather than being a pure sports car.
📈 Collectibility
Only about 15,631 units were produced in 1956.
It’s one of the most iconic and desirable Thunderbirds, often seen at auctions and classic car shows.
Frame off restoration, beautifull car, The 1956 Ford Thunderbird is a classic American two-seater convertible, part of the first-generation T-Bird lineup (1955–1957). It’s highly collectible today because of its unique mix of style, performance, and luxury. Here are some key highlights about the 1956 model:
🚗 Design & Styling
Featured a porthole window hardtop, introduced in 1956 for improved rear visibility (a signature styling cue).
New continental-style spare tire mounted externally at the rear bumper, which freed trunk space but made parking trickier.
Sleeker rear fenders and revised exhaust outlets through the rear bumper guards.
⚙️ Performance
Standard engine: 292 cu in (4.8L) Y-block V8, producing around 202–212 horsepower.
Optional engine: 312 cu in (5.1L) V8 with up to 225 horsepower.
Transmission: 3-speed Ford-O-Matic automatic
🛋️ Luxury Features
Offered both a removable hardtop (with or without portholes) and a folding soft top.
Power options included: windows, seats, steering, and brakes.
Known for its more personal luxury car feel rather than being a pure sports car.
📈 Collectibility
Only about 15,631 units were produced in 1956.
It’s one of the most iconic and desirable Thunderbirds, often seen at auctions and classic car shows.
Location:
| City | Dubai |
