1963 Ford Thunderbird

Coupe

390

Automatic

T3240838902

Clear

Gasoline

For Sale is a 1963 Ford Thunderbird. We found it from a gentlemen who had a collection of a ton of antique T-Birds. He had them in dry storage since the early 1990's. I purchased it to do a restoration project with my son who just graduated H.S. He was not very interested and I already have a good amount of projects on my plate. The T-Bird is in amazing physical condition. We changes the oil, drained the gas and put new gas in, changed the spark plugs, and lubricated the pistons. The Car turned right over. All the lights worked and I was amazed. The car has all original parts, hub caps and fender covers. And working moving steering column 1963 Ford Thunderbird - Classic Car Price Guide History of the 1961-1963 Ford Thunderbird Ford followed up the Squarebird’s three-year stint with the restyled “Roundbird” from 1961 to 1963. Technical highlights included an even bigger engine as Dearborn’s FE V-8 was enlarged to 390 cubic inches in ’61. New for 1962 was the optional “M-code” 390, a 340-horsepower V-8 crowned with three Holley two-barrel carburetors. M-code T-birds were rare: only 145 were sold in 1962, a mere 55 in 1963. A Thunderbird convertible paced the Indianapolis 500 in 1961 and two new models debuted the following year. The first, a Landau hardtop, incorporated a standard vinyl roof and simulated walnut interior appointments. The second, the more famous Sports Roadster, helped ease purists’ pains by covering the backseat with a streamlined tonneau cover. Dazzling Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels also were included in the deal. T-birds were priced at a hefty $5,439 in 1962, and $5,563 in 1963