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Is that a 1956 T-Bird Kev? I was thinking they didn't have "Portholes" in the removable Hardtop until '57 but the taillight housings don't appear to be a '57. Do you have a shot from the rear or any information about this vehicle?Week 25. Great Yarmouth hold a Wheels festival every year, and there were a lot of great cars around today, new and old, but this steals the show for me. Classic and beautiful Ford Thunderbird.
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No info, there was no one around, but I have some more shots. I'll put them up shortly.Is that a 1956 T-Bird Kev? I was thinking they didn't have "Portholes" in the removable Hardtop until '57 but the taillight housings don't appear to be a '57. Do you have a shot from the rear or any information about this vehicle?
Is that a 1956 T-Bird Kev? I was thinking they didn't have "Portholes" in the removable Hardtop until '57 but the taillight housings don't appear to be a '57. Do you have a shot from the rear or any information about this vehicle?
Well Kev, it is a '56. I would have lost money on that one. Here is more than you ever wanted to know about T-Birds (Thunderbirds). Now if this is not enough for you, take a look at Introducing the 1956 Ford Thunderbird. I know a lot of people that admired the early Thunderbirds, and that includes me and even my Wife who is not a car Buff. The closest I ever came to owning one was this '57 Ford that I bought shortly after getting out of the Army in December, 1963. Unfortunately, it was a Piece O'Crap!The only shot I have that partly shows the rear light (not a shot I kept to process)
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Cheers. More photos in my new post. They are stunning cars and you never ever see one modified.Well Kev, it is a '56. I would have lost money on that one. Here is more than you ever wanted to know about T-Birds (Thunderbirds). Now if this is not enough for you, take a look at Introducing the 1956 Ford Thunderbird. I know a lot of people that admired the early Thunderbirds, and that includes me and even my Wife who is not a car Buff. The closest I ever came to owning one was this '57 Ford that I bought shortly after getting out of the Army in December, 1963. Unfortunately, it was a Piece O'Crap!
I would generally agree but, Never say never. Four pictures of this bird.Cheers. More photos in my new post. They are stunning cars and you never ever see one modified.
Thanks Kev. I knew if anyone would know it would be you!Nice Tim. Looks like a caddis fly or moth/butterfly pupae
I'm full of useless infoThanks Kev. I knew if anyone would know it would be you!![]()
We all know that you are full of something!I'm full of useless info![]()