1957 Ford Thunderbird

“For the 1957 model year the Ford Thunderbird went through a bit of a styling transition. The biggest area of change was the front bumper, which was changed to look more open, something most people seem to love. It definitely fits with the luxury cruiser nature of the car. At the same time, the relocation of the spare tire to the trunk added a sleekness to the rear. For these and other reasons, the 1957 Thunderbirds are well sought-after today.” - Motorious

This 1957 Ford Thunderbird stands out from the rest, at first glance you might not notice the 390 emblems on the front fenders but open the hood and there is no mistake this is not your typical 57 Thunderbird. This Flame Red Thunderbird with red interior and white vinyl top is powered by a 390 cubic inch crate motor mated to an automatic transmission.

Although older paint the Flame Red has a great shine with good depth. The red interior shows very well with no area of excessive wear or fading. The underside of this Thunderbird is very solid and void of any heavy corrosion. The chrome shows nicely with a great reflective shine.

The overall presentation of this 1957 Ford Thunderbird is very good and shows great pride of ownership.

If you are in the market for a T-bird with a little something extra under the hood this is the car for you.

If you would like to learn more about this vehicle, please contact us at Legendary Motors LLC.

Upgrade List:

• 390 cubic inch crate motor by Carolina Machine Engines
387 horsepower @ 432 ft-lbs. torque
• Quick Fuel Technology carburetor
• Edelbrock aluminum intake manifold
• MSD distributor
• MSD wires
• Chrome valve covers with 390 logo
• Bosch tachometer
• Sirius XM radio controller