Just finished my 1970 T-bird Landau 2-door [pics] | 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!.

Just finished my 1970 T-bird Landau 2-door [pics]

70Tbird
Reaction score
7
Thunderbird Year
1970
About 2 years ago my 16-year-old son and I bought a 1970 2-door Landau Thunderbird to "fix up". This past week we finally got to our "almost done" state when we got the body work and paint finished at a local shop. We replaced or refurbished the brake system, suspension, steering, electrical wiring, floor pans, carpet, seats, stereo, body work, and paint (only body, paint, and seats were sent out to others ... we chose Ford Sonic Blue paint). Now as my 18-year-old son gets ready for college, this car is a bond that we share and talk about all the time. So happy that I decided to do say yes to his "crazy idea" about fixing up a classic car!

Enjoy the pictures!
http://i.*********/kIudGly.jpg
http://i.*********/ozkswI6.jpg
http://i.*********/aUXqhRI.jpg
http://i.*********/hM8scrP.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.

 
Beautiful bird. May I ask what you paid for the paint and body?
 
About 2 years ago my 16-year-old son and I bought a 1970 2-door Landau Thunderbird to "fix up". This past week we finally got to our "almost done" state when we got the body work and paint finished at a local shop. We replaced or refurbished the brake system, suspension, steering, electrical wiring, floor pans, carpet, seats, stereo, body work, and paint (only body, paint, and seats were sent out to others ... we chose Ford Sonic Blue paint). Now as my 18-year-old son gets ready for college, this car is a bond that we share and talk about all the time. So happy that I decided to do say yes to his "crazy idea" about fixing up a classic car!

Enjoy the pictures!
http://i.*********/kIudGly.jpg
http://i.*********/ozkswI6.jpg
http://i.*********/aUXqhRI.jpg
http://i.*********/hM8scrP.jpg
Nice! Ours we not look like that as we are doing a preservation not a restoration.
 
Beautiful bird. May I ask what you paid for the paint and body?
I paid about $7k for body and paint. Paint was $1k ... body work was the rest. They had to replace both rear quarters and the rear wheel flares. And there was significant rust spots in various places. They had to move the rocker panel and I also had them fill in the side trim holes (I deleted the bumper guards). Hard part was finding a shop that was willing to do the work. I went through about 6 shops until I found one willing to do the work. Interestingly it was Maaco in Arlington TX ... there is a Ford-lover in the shop and he did the work personally.
 
Hey I am the owner of this thunderbird now I was wondering if you tell me more about the car and go into detail about what you did to the car
 
Hey I am the owner of this thunderbird now I was wondering if you tell me more about the car and go into detail about what you did to the car
You will note above, they have not signed in since Apr 15, 2021. Try sending them a DM.
 
Back
Top