#1962 ford thunderbird console lid driver#
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Records provided show it to have been maintained by an Austin, Texas owner until 1986, where it would then sell to a Kilgore, TX collector in December 1986 who would maintain possession until 2014. Options include original 390ci V8 4-barrel and Cruise-O-Matic transmission, Magicaire heater/defrost, rare Select-Aire factory air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, Tilt-away steering column, thin stripe whitewall tires, all tinted glass, push button Thunderbird AM/FM radio, windshield washer, outside mirror, and heavy-duty battery!Īccording to the trim tag, this example was built in April 1962 and was delivered new through the Chicago Ordering District, although it is believed to have spent the majority of its life in Texas.

#1962 ford thunderbird console lid driver#

The new black convertible top is in excellent condition! It remains a terrific driver to this day with only 54,606 miles showing on the odometer. We are proud to represent the sale of a very nicely kept 1962 Ford Thunderbird Sports Roadster with a beautiful exterior that was last refinished sometime in the 1990's in correct J-code Rangoon Red while maintaining, what appears to be, its factory original Black vinyl interior. There would be only 1,427 Sports roadsters produced in 1962, and of those, the first 465 cars were all in a Rangoon Red over Black color combination.Ībout Our Ford Thunderbird Sports Roadster Model: In addition to it's convenient features, the soft top was designed to fully operate without the removal of the tonneau and storage space underneath the tonneau allowed for personal items to be concealed on top of the rear seats. To highlight this option, the car received chrome 14” Kelsey Hayes 48-spoke wire wheels, passenger grab bar, and special Roadster emblems as standard equipment. This limited edition package included a special fiberglass tonneau cover to completely cover the rear seats making the car appear as a 2-seater roadster. introduced a limited production option for their Thunderbird model called the “Sports Roadster Package” that would only be produced for 2 years. A ready to enjoy example ll features a factory correct 390ci V8 with Cruise-O-Matic and optioned with rare air conditioning.

Louis Car Museum is a very low mileage 1962 Ford Thunderbird Sports Roadster surviving beautifully from central Texas! This Rangoon Red T-Bird remains a very solid example having spent the majority of its life in the south. The timestamp is only as accurate as the clock in the camera, and it may be completely wrong.Previously sold at the St. If the file has been modified from its original state, some details such as the timestamp may not fully reflect those of the original file.

#1962 ford thunderbird console lid software#

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Only Engine 275hp R Code, 300hp Z Code or 340hp M Code 390 cu in V8s Standard for 1962 was the swing away steering wheel, power steering, power brakes, back up lights and bucket seats Two new models were available, The Landau Hardtop, with a vinyl roof and simulated S-bars on the rear pillars and also the 'Sports Roadster' with fibreglass tonneau over the rear seats to give it that 2 seater look. The 1962 model got a very mild facelift, a new grille with mesh look rather than the horizontal bars. The traditional glove-box was gone and a center-console glove-box took its place. The dashboard curved at both ends, blending into the door panels. With the top down and trunk lid lowered, there was no sight of the soft-top. On the convertible models, the trunk lid was still rear-hinged, which raised and lowered through hydraulic cylinders. Available as a Hardtop or Convertible, the Hardtop had softer roof lines than its 'Square Bird' predecessor. The third generation Thunderbirds were built from 1961-63, nicknamed the 'Bullet Bird', styling inspiration from rocket ships, with a pointed nose, recessed headlamps, twin round taillights shaped like a jet engine. Description 1962 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop (44771247515).jpg