The interior is similar to the car not pristine but perfectly adequate for a weekend (or more) driver. The ad spots are incredible products of their time! Please, if you have a few minutes, take a look at these original Ford 2-minute advertisements here and here touting the car as the “World’s Most Wanted Car” to get a real feel for how the Thunderbird was positioned by Ford’s marketing personnel.
What a great profile! With all the jet fighter like touches and the wrap around windshield, this Thunderbird is absolutely a product of its time. While most of it looks solid, there are some rusty spots around the edges of the car. To their credit, the seller includes lots of clear pictures, so you know exactly what you are getting into if you’re considering the car. You can also see some of the spots of rust, for example just above the corners of the rear bumper. The Lincoln wheels don’t really do it for me, but that’s easy enough to change if you feel the same way. The big bird is located in Marlboro, New Jersey. Despite being not pristine, perhaps you may think this 1960 Thunderbird deserves the moniker the ad mavens gave it at the time as “The World’s Most Wanted Car”? More about that later–but for now, this Corinthian White example is for sale here on eBay, where bidding is currently at only $1,975 and there’s no reserve.
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