September 7, 1954 – Ford Thunderbird production begins
Ford’s answer to the Corvette, the Thunderbird, began rolling down the assembly line on this day in 1954 for the
Ford’s answer to the Corvette, the Thunderbird, began rolling down the assembly line on this day in 1954 for the
On this day in 2005 the last Ford Thunderbird rolled off the assembly line at Ford’s Wixom, Michigan plant. The
Ford Motor Company knew it needed a response, and fast, when Chevrolet rolled out the Corvette prototype in January 1953.
The Ford Thunderbird first hit the market in October 1954 as a two seater to compete with the two year
Ford’s answer to the Corvette, the Thunderbird, began rolling off assembly lines in 1954 for the 1955 model year. While
On the heels of the Chevrolet Corvette debut in January 1953, Ford unveiled the concept for the Thunderbird to the
Ford’s answer to the Corvette, the Thunderbird, began rolling off assembly lines on this day in 1954 for the 1955
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