This is an excellent presentation of a lovely car in beautiful condition. I believe when the gentleman narrating had pointed out the absence of "Cornering Lamps" he actually meant to say "Side-Marker-Lights" or "Side-Running-Lights" as these had become a federal safety standard the following year, in 1968. Whereas "Cornering Lamps" being located at the front side fenders only, had been around for years. Their purpose was to illuminate dark corners of roadways being turned onto when making a left or right turn.

Thank you for making and sharing this video = what a beautiful car!!!

What a car, Who wouldn't love to have that car. Ture Gem!

Your Thunderbird elicited my "I want one" response. Thank you,

My parents had a '67 clamshell 4 door landau...Brittany Blue with a dark blue vinyl top. It also had the 428....actually 345 HP....the 429 that replaced it the next year was 365 HP. My parents also bought a '68 T-Bird coupe. They LOVED those cars. The 429 was a brute, tons of torque....effortless power. My personal favorite (I was in my teens and was in awe of these cars...up until then my parents never bought luxury cars, but my dad's business took off and they finally splurged) was the 428....it was SO refined and quiet, you could barely hear the engine. The interior finishes were amazing in 67...the 68 was more minimalist and mid century, and the quality wasn't quite as good. The 67 was bolted together very well. I kept them detailed for my parents at all times back then...I miss those cars.

Gorgeous 67 Thunderbird, one of my favorite yrs.

Wow, as a member of the VTCI, this is a museum quality car!

What a beauty. New owner is a lucky guy. Of the 3 years, the 67 was the best trimmed out...quality stuff. The 428 is the icing on the cake, if you can tolerate single digit mpg.

Beautiful survivor.

Absolutely stunning. And the color is striking...👍🏁

Incredible condition and a epic classic. It came through a dealer in my neighborhood, Rosen Novak Ford on East Colfax Avenue in Denver. Really amazing preservation of a great car.

My 67 4 door came with 427 4V . Awesome!😊

@discerningmind

Ай бұрын

That would be a 428. And yes, they were awesome.

Drop dead gorgeous and the nicest year of the 67/68/68 Birds. Too bad about the rear bumper/trim ding on an otherwise perfect looking vehicle.

Our 67 was the four door with gorgeous red cloth interior - extremely regal. My only complaints were the vacuum operated windshield wipers (your car doesn't seem to have been driven in the rain) and having to replace the two mufflers, two resonators and all the pipes about every two years. I've never had to replace so many muffler systems on any other car. The replacements were stamped FOMOCO so were OEM quality. I wish they had done them in good quality stainless - our 1989 Fleetwood's stainless system was original and still quiet when we got rid of it four years ago (power antennae and self-levelling still worked too!). The wipers really spoiled driving in the rain. It was a fun car to get onto the expressway though and the massive disc brakes were well matched to the weight of the car.

STUNNING BIRD...LOVE IT!!!

Exquisite Indeed 👍

Had a 67 2 door 390V8. Light blue with a dark blue landau top.

Fabulous.

This is amazing @ love this car

I have this car , in these colors. I can’t believe I own it.

nice color combination 😊

Did you find this car in Grandma's attic in a Ziploc bag? Because this car is wow! I've always loved the 67 Thunderbirds! My neighbor had a four-door 67 Thunderbird and at one time I had a two-door Thunderbird! Wished I would have never gotten rid of that car!

nice wow , nice to see something besides muscle cars

It's beautiful and should be preserved and maintained for the future. Is it for sale?😊

Why wouldn't you have the door locks and the trunk release fixed?

Looks good. If you ever get another one, I've got three original spinner bar hubcaps for it in the original boxes.

@jakereal3604

6 ай бұрын

I have a 67 with those. If you want to sell them please let me know. Thanks kindly

These aren’t big buck cars unfortunately but I’m curious what did this beauty sell for?

I am in the market. 66-71 Thunderbird.

Will this vehicle be for sale in the future?

@doughauser9535

8 ай бұрын

It is for sale now, but we like it so much it may just go into our personal garage to stay if not sold pretty quickly. Call if interested at number mentioned above.

@robfmas

7 ай бұрын

I cant find the vehicle on your website. Is it still available for sale?

I have a very similar car. Q code, two door, same crap brown color 😀 but had dark brown vinyl top. Car has only 10K miles on it but previous owner's family left it outside and the sun faded the paint and destroyed the top. They covered the interior though so it is in excellent condition. It has rare cloth seats. I tried to bring the paint back but it is too far gone so will need to be repainted. I'll probably do a color change but nothing too far from original. Maybe dark metallic gold or a candy root beer. Unfortunately these cars aren't worth a lot of money. My car restored to original would only be worth $15K to $20K even with low miles and the 428. What's the deal with the '30/'31 Model A Tudor hot rod?

@doughauser9535

5 ай бұрын

Hot rod is a radical high end build that was prev featured in Popular Hot Rodding magazine. $145k build can be had for about half of that. Will be for sale nationally in next 45 days

passenger hood looks like a blow in at the front end

howdy. cud yu please tell me what it sold for. thanks

Sold yet, if not how much you looking to get?

What did it sale for? $$

Sweeet

the owner of the former dealership where this car was sold was shot to death by a female stalker in 2003

What did it sell for?

What is the asking price

Nice car but I prefer the 4 door sedans. Much more eye catching and unique.