Used 1955 Ford Thunderbird for sale in Turner, OR

The Paint: Colonial White with subtle red pinstripe down each side. Matching white hard top only The Engine: 312 CID 4 bbl, titanium coated exhaust manifolds, runs excellent! The Transmission: Ford-O-matic 3, speed automatic The Differential: Factory Ford T-bird The Suspension: rebuilt, factory The Interior: Black and white bench seat with correct matching door panels Power Steering Manual drum brakes Converted to 12 Volt electrical system Lights work Gauges work Telescoping steering column with billet aftermarket steering wheel All gauges work Heater works Windshield Wipers Work Lowered stance Steel Wheels painted red with Ford derby caps and trim rings Wide White Wall Radial Tires This is an American Icon, the first year of production, the 1955 Ford Thunderbird sits among exclusive company in the Collector car world. It's one of those cars that was cool the day it rolled out of the factory in Dearborn. It didn't slowly make a climb to collector car status, it was born with collector car status. Whether you have an interest in classic cars or not, or don't know the difference from one brand of car to the next, all of that doesn't matter...You know what this car is! Finished in one of the 3 original color combinations of Colonial white with a white hard top, with matching black and white interior, this baby bird is as classy as a classic gets! Leave the hardtop on for those crisp fall and winter days, remove it during the spring and summer. The 312 CID 4 bbl engine starts and runs easily and smoothly, pull the Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission into drive and you're cruising down the road in one of the most iconic American cars ever built. All of the lights work, the gauges work., all of the gauges work, and the heater and wipers work. The '55 T-bird was originally a 6 volt electrical system, but this T-Bird has been upgraded to 12 volt which, as we know is a much more reliable, modern system. This particular T-Bird has been given a lowered stance,, which gives it a little additional “Cool Factor”... Not that it needed it! The Colonial white paint with the subtle red pin-striping shows nicely, and has been on the car about 20 years or so. It's a top notch driver quality paint. What's important to know about this T-Bird is that it is a very solid, good running and operating car that offers the versatility of a hard top and a convertible, and it drives fantastic! There isn't too many cars out there, classic or current that you can show up to a car show, cruise-in, wedding, graduation ceremony, etc, etc, etc. that is more recognizable than a classic Thunderbird! If you're gonna drive a classic car, you may as well drive an Icon.