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There were 21, 380 Thunderbirds built in 1957.
Many of the 1957 T-birds were built with hard tops, in addition
to the convertible soft top. Most all of the hard tops came
with portholes, a no-charge option on late '55s, '56s, and
'57s. This raven black 1957 was special ordered by a California
customer that specified no portholes. It was delivered in
February 1957 by Crenshaw Motors in Los Angeles, California.
The original owners title has been passed down to the third
owner, Marion Davidson, who purchased the car in 1980 with
20, 500 miles and completely original, except for the tires
and muffler system. It was on loan to the Route
66 Museum in Clinton, Oklahoma for four years. The original
buyers order and additional information on this vehicle can
be seen as No.
11454 in the Thunderbird Registry. |
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There were 15, 631 1956 Thunderbirds
built. For more information about this peacock blue T-bird,
look up No.
11455 in the Thunderbird Registry. This beautiful, recently
restored car is for sale from Route 66 Thunderbirds. |
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This 1977 Cougar XR7 has a 351 CID engine with power and air. It has had one owner that has the original records from when it was bought 4-21-1977. The light jade metallic color is rare (7L). The paint is perfect. The car is original throughout. It has only 34,000 documented miles. In August 2006, new radials were put on it, as well as new dual exhaust system, air conditioner, clutch, and compressor. This vehicle is for sale. Additional information can be provided upon request. |
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This 1955 Thunderbird is No. 32420 in the Thunderbird Registry. Complete restoration was done by former Lawton Lil Bird Club owner. In 2006, it was displayed on loan to Route
66 Museum in Clinton, Oklahoma and in 2008, this car was displayed on loan in Weatherford at the Heartland of America Museum. In the Summer of 2009, this beautiful bird will be for sale. Additional information, pictures, detail history, etc. is furnished upon request. |
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This 1966 Mustang Hardtop 289 V8 has a rare 4-speed transmission, low rear end axle, rally wheels with new WSW tires, and an after-market AM/FM radio. This car drives nice! It was purchased earlier this year from Collector Car Auction in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. |
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