1956 Ford Thunderbird Peacock Blue

In its second year, the 1956 derbird Convertible saw design changes that included moving the spare tire to the rear bumper and the introduction of porthole windows in the removable hardtop. This example belonged to the seller’s parents, who have passed away. His father bought the car (as best the seller can recall) in 1981 and restored it, including a respray of the Peacock Blue exterior. It’s also said to retain its original 312 V8 and to be in very good condition, with no known issues. 

• ing to the seller, the P-code 312-cu.in. OHV V8 is original and in good-running order.
• The -block engine was original rated at 225 horsepower.
• It is paired with a -O- c three-speed automatic transmission.
• There are no reported powertrain issues.
• Carburetor has had recent rebuild.
• A group-appropriate battery was recently installed.
• The seller’s father had the car repainted during its restoration.
• The L-code Peacock Blue finish appears in very good condition, with no reported blemishes.
• There was no known significant bodywork requirements or known damage prior to the restoration.
• There are no reported rust issues in the body.
• The exterior chrome and trim also appear in good shape, but there’s a small dent in the rear bumper.
• ng the restoration, the seals and other rubber parts were replaced.
• There are no reported issues with the glass, folding soft top, or the removable hardtop.
• The interior’s upholstery was also replaced during the restoration, and it shows well.
• There are no reported holes or excessive wear in the seat cover or carpet.
• All the interior trim components also show well
• There are no apparent cracks in the steering wheel.
• Photos show the chassis was apparently undercoated.
• There are no reported issues with the steering, suspension, or braking systems.
• radial tires are mounted on chrome wire wheels.

• ceipts and even a copy of a 1981 speeding ticket from a previous owner are included.

• There are no needs, according to the seller.

• The seller’s father purchased this classic T-bird approximately 43 years ago and restored it.
• der the hood is the stated-original 312 V8 engine, which is backed by an automatic transmission.
• The original L-code Peacock Blue exterior color was resprayed and appears in good condition.
• The interior was also restored, including replacement upholstery that shows little wear.
• An original porthole hardtop is included.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean o title in his name. Showing minor patina, mostly under the hood, the older restoration of this 1956 derbird Convertible appears to be holding up very well. The car is said to be in good-running condition and the seller says there are no known mechanical or operational issues with it.