1966 Ford Thunderbird at I-95 Muscle

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Introducing the timeless classic, the 1966 Ford Thunderbird Town Landau! This stunning vehicle boasts a powerful 390 V8 engine that delivers an exhilarating driving experience with every push of the pedal. This car is a true masterpiece of automotive design, with sleek lines and a distinctive grille that set it apart from anything else on the road. The Town Landau trim adds a touch of luxury with its vinyl roof that eliminated the quarter windows, elegant interior, and unique Landau bars. This lovely Thunderbird is also built to last with sturdy construction and reliable mechanical components, this car has stood the test of time and is still a joy to drive today. It still has its original 315 hp 390 V8 engine under the hood, with power steering, power brakes, and air conditioning. This is not just a car, it's a piece of history. Inside, a luxurious white leather interior awaits you and three friends. The 1966 Ford Thunderbird Town Landau is a true icon of American automotive culture, and it can be yours today. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of automotive history - contact us now to start working towards the thrill of driving a classic Thunderbird for yourself! Financing is available and trades are welcome.

[moradkhoshknabi]

What an amazing car; the most beautiful design, wonderful body paint, comfortable in all details ....

[robertbrode]

The most beautiful TBird ever, especially in that color combination. I owned a '64 Tbird in 1966 and it was fast, comfortable and had all the new trick designs for the interior that was cooler than nearly every other car.

[soldatolacrimosa]

The old Thunderbirds are extraordinarily good looking cars. Much better looking the the more modern versions of them imo.

[chrisknowles]

What a gorgeous car, sad they don't make modern cars as classy

[bluemut]

If only Ford still cared like they did back then.

[Dougc]

My mom had one just like this car, except it had the blue interior, it was a very nice car with good power.

[lklpalka]

Dad had one, red, black interior identical to this. Dad gave it to me in 1971, gorgeous gorgeous work of art. Would sit in driver's seat and just take in the awe of design and craftsmanship. I treated it like fine jewelry. Flow-through rear air vent made a 'sshhhh-thunk' when activated. Power vents soo cool. AC was frigid. Not terribly fast but it could move - you'd see the gas gauge move too, don't miss those years but gawd it was pretty.

[r.llynch]

One of Fords best car designs EVER! The front grill area had hints of the Mustang too.

[matrox]

In 1965 I put together a model car of a 65' Tbird. 64-66 TBirds are beautiful cars.

[BigJack]

When I was 16 years old, I own one just like this, exterior color and all. The two exceptions are, my interior was matching dark blue and I had factory fender skirts. Otherwise this is mine. That Bad Boy would bury that funny looking speedometer redline passed 120mph anytime I wanted to. The 390 engine was a hoss and a half. Could cry while watching this video. At 17 years old, my parents let me trade it for a 1970 Barracuda. Wrecked it. 😭😭😭

[ClassicChrome]

Daytons DO look great on this. Has a very nice classy/sporty look to it. Thanks for posting.

[joeperkins]

I had one. Put an 8 Track player in it and cruised around with all the town's pretty college girls! Loved the engine!

[matrox]

The wrap around rear seat is classy. My uncle had a brand new 62' TBird.

[keithoneil]

Very beautiful amazing perfect looking car wow beautiful thanks friend have a very nice day

[KalvinD]

I would drive this thing anywhere. Super awesome riding car.

[EddyJean-claude]

Wow that interior floored me😮😮😮😮😮
Susan sarandon calling.

[russford]

In ‘66 that styling was out of this World 🛸

[zelphx]

Beautiful. My favorite 'Bird year, and a classy paint scheme.

[jacoballred]

Hopefully to have a chance to drive this weekend. My white 1966 Ford Thunderbird. I've been working all summer. Haven't had the chance to enjoy the car. But I own one.

[cathrynm]

My father had 1964, and we drove all around the west coast USA in it.