1962 Ford Thunderbird Sports Convertible
aka "Speedster," "Sports Roadster," or "Bullet Bird"
RARE

VIN #2Y85Z107475
Built at the Wixom Assembly Plant, Wixom, Michigan
Built: September 25, 1961
Ford began producing the Sports Convertibles on September 21, 1961.
#136 of the first 558 produced
Only 1,427 Sports Convertibles were built during the 1962 and 1963 model years.
121,665 original miles
Very few miles since the restoration
Restored in its original Rangoon Red
Professionally rebuilt 390 cu. in. V8
Holley 4-barrel carburetor
300 HP
Cruise-O-Matic 3-speed automatic transmission
Power convertible top
Power windows
Power 6-way bucket seat
Swing-away steering column
Power steering
Air conditioning / Heat / Defrost
A/C currently not working
Power drum brakes
AM radio
New battery
Brand new 205/75R14 Coker Classic radial tires
48-spoke Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels with knock-off center caps
The original black convertible top and black vinyl interior (Trim Code 56) have been upgraded to a 1961 Thunderbird Light Pearl Beige leather interior (Trim Code 84) with a tan convertible top.

In the early 1960s, Lee Iacocca, then head of the Ford Division, wanted to recapture the magic of the original two-seat Thunderbirds. Rather than engineer an entirely new chassis, he assigned designer Bud Kaufman to create a visual transformation. Kaufman designed a molded fiberglass tonneau cover that snapped over the rear seats, giving the convertible the appearance of a sleek two-seat roadster whenever the top was down.

Check out the videos!

Startup Walk Around
https://youtu.be/kuWKNC7dqD8

Putting Up the Convertible Top
https://youtu.be/InH9bImonMA

Drive By
https://youtu.be/dn3a5Pbd4ck

Sorry, No Trades!

For shipping quotes visit:
www.tfxinternational.com

Contact: Maurice

Phone: (250) 730-24 seven seven

Email: a.v.rods@telus.net

$ 54,000 US
$ 75,000 Canadian 

Location: Port Alberni, British Columbia V9Y 8T1

When contacting the seller, let them know you saw their ad on Northwest Classic Auto Mall.