#1963 ford thunderbird sports roadster colors full#
#1963 ford thunderbird sports roadster colors code#

#1963 ford thunderbird sports roadster colors full#

All contract documentation must be signed and the car paid for in full before the car can be released to the buyer. Motor Car Company recommends each purchaser to physically inspect the car they are buying in person or hire a third-party inspection company prior to purchase. The ad copy above is a matter of opinion. Motor Car Company does not sell or offer warranties. This option gave the car’s already potent 390. This car is further distinguished by its M-Code engine, making it one of just 37 Sports Roadster so equipped for 1963. *Ad Disclaimer: All vehicles are sold AS IS – NO WARRANTY unless there is an existing Factory Warranty that has not expired. Priced at a formidable 5,5, the Sports Roadster was never destined for high sales volumesindeed, the car offered here is one of only 455 produced for 1963. Motor Car Company specializes in collection management, sales and brokerage of Collector Automobiles. Please contact (+1) 61 for more information.įor sale by in San Diego, California. The car is currently coming out of a Southern California Collection for the first time in many years. Other notable features include Power Steering, Power Brakes, Factory SelectAire Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Convertible Soft Top, Kelsey Hayes Chrome Spoked Wheels, Tilt Away Steering Column, Factory AM Radio, and Removeable Tonneau Cover. Restoration receipts are on file and can be viewed when seeing the car. This Thunderbird was carefully custom restored through a frame-on restoration years ago and shows well, as the car has been sparingly driven and carefully kept in California. This is a factory Sports Roadster equipped with a 390cid V8 Tri-Power 340hp engine. With only 1,427 of the collectable 1962 Sport Roadster Thunderbirds built, you are viewing a highly sought after 'M' series vehicle. Dazzling Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels also were included in the deal. The second, the more famous Sports Roadster, helped ease purists’ pains by covering the backseat with a streamlined tonneau cover. The first, a Landau hardtop, incorporated a standard vinyl roof and simulated walnut interior appointments. A Thunderbird convertible paced the Indianapolis 500 in 1961 and two new models debuted the following year. Only 145 were sold in 1962, along with a mere 55 in 1963.

New for 1962 was the optional “M-code” 390, a 340-horsepower V-8 crowned with three Holley two-barrel carburetors. Technical highlights included an even bigger engine as Dearborn’s FE V-8 was enlarged to 390 cubic inches in ’61. History of the 1961-1963 Ford Thunderbird:įord followed up the Squarebird’s three-year stint with the restyled “Roundbird” from 1961 to 1963. Transmission: Cruise-O-Matic Transmission

#1963 ford thunderbird sports roadster colors code#

Highly sought after 'M' code series vehicle

1962 Ford Thunderbird 2-Dr Sports Roadster