Thunderbird (Mk1)

The Thunderbird is a model of the American car maker Ford. It was in production from 1955 to 1957. In total, 53,166 units of the Thunderbird were built. In 1958 it was superseded by the Thunderbird (Mk2).

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1956 Ford Thunderbird Convertible 'AMG 916' 1

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Name: Thunderbird
Generation: 1
Internal Code: ???
Built From: 1955
Built To: 1957
Total Production: 53166

ID: 13397

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Thunderbird (Mk1)

Car Model

Brand: Ford

Production: 1955 - 1957

Units: 53,166

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Thunderbird (Mk2)

Car Model

Brand: Ford

Production: 1958 - 1960

Units: 198,191

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Ford

Car Brand

From: United States of America

Production: 1903 - ???

Models: 96

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Auto Zeitung - Classic Cars 11/2019

Car Magazine Issue

Title: Deutsche Meister

Date: Sep 25, 2019

Price: EUR 3.99

Presented Cars: 8

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Dad's T-Bird

Car Programme Episode

Programme: Counting Cars

Episode: S8E05

Air Date: Aug 7, 2018

Presented Cars: 3

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