What a giant disappointment. There was and is no such thing as a 1955-1966 FORD Thunderbird. Starting almost when I bought my '63 back in 1992 I have been "fighting" those who insist the first Thunderbirds were Ford Thunderbirds, as you do! They were NOT and still are NOT. Like the Mercurys and Lincolns and the Fords, the '55 thru '66 T-Birds were a separate, distinct line of the FOMOCO (Ford Motor Company). These FOUR car lines were each their own individual companies and manufacturing plants. It was the arrival of the Mustang (a Ford) that essentially killed the Birds. The cheaper Mustang captured the market in the FOMOCO and thus from 1967 on the Thunderbird became just another model of the Ford line. I have worked on about every inch of my Bird, even inside the Differential, the Dash and the Engine. I have not seen the word "Ford" anywhere in, on or under my car. Maybe you have something different, a bogus product - - - ???
Your website looks like it might be pretty darn good OTHERWISE, excluding the text color (Yes, I saw the "change text" notice). But I do not wish to deal with YOU too on the FORD aggravation.tied to the TRUE Thunderbirds. Nor all the make-believes that came after them. Just like Chevrolets great Z-28s in '67, '68, and (the one I had) the '69. From '70 on Chevy still used the moniker Z=28 but they no longer signified the "package" of the great Z. . Please erase any and all text related to me. Goodbye.
