2003 Ford Thunderbird Doug DeBerti SEMA Build for Charity Childhelp | Ford Thunderbird forum club group 1955-2005 models
  • We're glad you found us via a search engine! Right now, you can join our club absolutely free and unlock member only features like the site search! This notice only appears once! It only takes 30 seconds to register, and we would love to have you as part of the World's largest Thunderbird Forum/Club! Click here to continue

  • Click here to remove google ads from the site
  • Click " Like/Thanks" at the bottom of a member's post to reward and thank them for their response! Points are added to their profile.
  • Get rid of swirls and minor paint surface scratches with this Polish & Compounds kit. Click here to read more!.

2003 Ford Thunderbird Doug DeBerti SEMA Build for Charity Childhelp

biddle

biddle

Forum Moderator
Staff member
Reaction score
1,130
Thunderbird Year
2003
I just learned of a charity auction for a 2003 Ford Thunderbird! This 2003 Ford Thunderbird was modified when new by Doug DeBerti and won Best of Show in the Ford Design Awards when it was displayed at the 2003 SEMA show in Las Vegas. All Proceeds Benefit Childhelp! Personally, I love this car!

There are tons of photos in the photo gallery and a link on how to bid and more information about the car's history.

If anyone purchases this car, please let us all know!

4354-1572473917-ddf828aaeea6e3274b5e39af5ca8e02c.jpg

This page contains affiliate links for which I may be compensated. As an eBay Partner, and Amazon Associate I may be compensated if you make a purchase at no cost to you.

 
  • Like/Thanks
Reactions: JDG
Killer stance; luv the wheels/tires....but, the porthole is gone!

Sacrilege!!
 
LOVE the seat upholstery. Wheels are todays standard for customization. Definitely an eye catcher. The only thing I changed on my '02 were the butt ugly standard wheels (I did keep them and they are stored in my basement). Thanks for sharing.
 
I purchased this car in that auction and can attest that 100% of the proceeds went to ChildHelp, an outstanding charity. It had only 9,500 miles on it, but it’s getting driven a lot more now! I did have to raise it an inch front and back to avoid bottoming out at normal driving speeds. My Bird has also received a new Borla cat-back exhaust system, K&N cold-air intake, a 7” touchscreen Apple Car Play receiver in place of the 6-disc CD changer and a back-up camera. It is a pleasure to drive.
 
Back
Top