For Sale: 1955 Ford Thunderbird in Nashville, Tennessee for sale in Nashville, TN
Vehicle Description Engine Size:
292 V8 Transmission:
3 Speed Manual Miles:
31,849 Location:
Nashville SPECS Exterior Color:
Red Interior Color:
Red & White Front Suspension:
Coil Spring Rear Suspension:
Leaf Spring Front Brakes:
Drum Rear Brakes:
Drum Description:
292CI Y-BLOCK V8, GREAT RED ON RED COLORS, BOTH TOPS, AUTO TRANS, GREAT DRIVER! Restored a few years ago and has seen some use since then, but you really can't go wrong with an early 'Bird.
The paint is bright, offering a depth and clarity that even the best finishes in 1955 couldn't match, and while it shows a few nicks and bumps, none of it detracts from the pure '50s fun this car represents.
The '55's trim proportions, simple lines, and lack of extras make them a favorite among collectors, and it's easy to see why.
Body gaps are decent and the fender skirts fit flush with the quarter panels, indicative of a car that has never needed major surgery in that area.
The chrome is nicely refinished, and those details mentioned, including the hash marks on the fenders, the hood scoop, and jet-inspired taillights, are all in great shape.
Red and white is the theme inside, too, where you'll find a neatly restored interior that has all the correct bells and whistles.
The two-tone bench seat is supportive with firm foam under the supple seat cover, and better yet, it's comfortable! Engine-turned panels sweep from the doors onto the dash, giving the 'Bird a racy feel, and the execution is crisp and highly detailed.
The gauges appear to be original pieces, a factory array that has been beloved for decades by T-Bird enthusiasts.
An original AM radio is still in the factory slot, another testament to how well this Baby Bird has been respected through the years.
And here's an unusual fact:
you could have either a folding convertible top or a removable hardtop at no cost, but getting both was extra, so the fact that this one carries both is very special, especially since the hardtop is a desirable porthole unit from a later model.
The trunk is very spacious and offers a correct rubber mat and a full-size bias-ply spare, should you ever need it.
The only engine available in 1955 was a P-code 292 cubic inch Y-block V8, which when linked to an automatic transmission, makes 193 horsepower.
Well-maintained and detailed since the car was restored, it fires easily and wears a proper Thunderbird dress-up kit that includes a chrome air cleaner and those gorgeous finned cast aluminum valve covers.
Ford Red paint on the block still looks good and the unusual air cleaner makes use of the hood scoop for fresh air.
Underneath, it's extremely solid and clean, with body-colored floors framed by a black frame and a newer dual exhaust system that exits through the rear bumper guards.
Beautiful 6.
70-15 whitewall Firestone bias-plys have been fitted and wear full wheel covers that look appropriate.
A fully-sorted first-year Thunderbird is something that every hobbyist should experience.
This one isn't perfect, but if you want a great driver with a lot of class, this 'Bird is hard to beat.
Features:
Seatbelts Vinyl Interior Heat Removable Hard Top Manual Convertible Top AM Radio.
292 V8 Transmission:
3 Speed Manual Miles:
31,849 Location:
Nashville SPECS Exterior Color:
Red Interior Color:
Red & White Front Suspension:
Coil Spring Rear Suspension:
Leaf Spring Front Brakes:
Drum Rear Brakes:
Drum Description:
292CI Y-BLOCK V8, GREAT RED ON RED COLORS, BOTH TOPS, AUTO TRANS, GREAT DRIVER! Restored a few years ago and has seen some use since then, but you really can't go wrong with an early 'Bird.
The paint is bright, offering a depth and clarity that even the best finishes in 1955 couldn't match, and while it shows a few nicks and bumps, none of it detracts from the pure '50s fun this car represents.
The '55's trim proportions, simple lines, and lack of extras make them a favorite among collectors, and it's easy to see why.
Body gaps are decent and the fender skirts fit flush with the quarter panels, indicative of a car that has never needed major surgery in that area.
The chrome is nicely refinished, and those details mentioned, including the hash marks on the fenders, the hood scoop, and jet-inspired taillights, are all in great shape.
Red and white is the theme inside, too, where you'll find a neatly restored interior that has all the correct bells and whistles.
The two-tone bench seat is supportive with firm foam under the supple seat cover, and better yet, it's comfortable! Engine-turned panels sweep from the doors onto the dash, giving the 'Bird a racy feel, and the execution is crisp and highly detailed.
The gauges appear to be original pieces, a factory array that has been beloved for decades by T-Bird enthusiasts.
An original AM radio is still in the factory slot, another testament to how well this Baby Bird has been respected through the years.
And here's an unusual fact:
you could have either a folding convertible top or a removable hardtop at no cost, but getting both was extra, so the fact that this one carries both is very special, especially since the hardtop is a desirable porthole unit from a later model.
The trunk is very spacious and offers a correct rubber mat and a full-size bias-ply spare, should you ever need it.
The only engine available in 1955 was a P-code 292 cubic inch Y-block V8, which when linked to an automatic transmission, makes 193 horsepower.
Well-maintained and detailed since the car was restored, it fires easily and wears a proper Thunderbird dress-up kit that includes a chrome air cleaner and those gorgeous finned cast aluminum valve covers.
Ford Red paint on the block still looks good and the unusual air cleaner makes use of the hood scoop for fresh air.
Underneath, it's extremely solid and clean, with body-colored floors framed by a black frame and a newer dual exhaust system that exits through the rear bumper guards.
Beautiful 6.
70-15 whitewall Firestone bias-plys have been fitted and wear full wheel covers that look appropriate.
A fully-sorted first-year Thunderbird is something that every hobbyist should experience.
This one isn't perfect, but if you want a great driver with a lot of class, this 'Bird is hard to beat.
Features:
Seatbelts Vinyl Interior Heat Removable Hard Top Manual Convertible Top AM Radio.
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