Ford Thunderbird Trivia
The Luxurious Sports
Car
1. Ford introduced the Thunderbird in this
year.
2. All the first T-Birds were
convertibles, yes or no?
3. T-Birds outsold Corvettes 5-1 their
first year, yes or no?
4. The spare tire on the 1956 T-Bird was
mounted outside on the rear of the car.
What was that “Kit”called?
5. Which 1950’s T-Bird had a porthole
for a rear window?
6. This year T-Bird was the first U.S.
car to have a sunroof.
7. Ford offered the “Landau Edition” in
this year.
8. In 1963, the Sports Roadster was
offered. What made it different from the
other T-Birds of that year?
9. Sequential turn signals were first
offered this year.
10. Suicide doors were first offered in
this year.
11. T-bird said good-bye to a four-door
model in this year.
12. Neiman Marcus offered "his and
hers" Thunderbirds in its catalog in this year.
13. When equipped with a 460, this model weighed
the most of any T-Bird.
14. In this year, Thunderbird outsold what
GM model to become America's top selling personal luxury sedan?
15. Ford celebrated 75 years of making
cars by releasing this model T-Bird in what year?
16. In this year, Ford offered a
turbocharged 2.3 LOHC 4-cylinder engine.
17. In 1989, Thunderbird no longer
offered this option.
18. Ford stopped making the T-Bird for
7-years starting in what year?
19. What year did Ford re-introduce the
T-Bird?
20. The last T-Bird rolled off the
assembly line in this year?
Answers below
1. 1955.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
4. Continental Kit
5. 1957.
6. 1960.
7. 1962.
8. It had a fiberglass tonneau cover fitted
over the rear seats, chrome-plated wire wheels and no rear skirts.
9. 1965.
10. 1970.
11. 1971.
12. 1971.
They had phones, tape recorders and other stuff. Price per pair was $25,000.00.
13. 1972.
Over 4800 pounds.
14. Oldsmobile Cutlass.
15. “Diamond Jubilee Edition”. 1978.
16. 1983 Thunderbird Turbo Coupe.
17. V8 engine.
18. September 4th, 1997.
19. 2002.
20. July 1, 2005 to be exact.
All in all
there were 11 generations of T-Bird.
Most sold way better than Ford ever expected.
Credit must
be given to: Edmunds.com, Wikipedia and my brain
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