1962 Ford ThunderBird in Castillion Gold [4k] | REVIEW SERIES

Talk about a real Gem! This 1962 Ford Thunderbird runs EXCELLENT! It is highly detailed from the top to bottom! Brand new wheels and tires, also included are the original T-bird caps in excellent condition. This is a true turn key classic, jump in and drive! Original build sheet / Owners Manual and maintenance Receipts included. Award winner with Plaque Included! Original Tennessee Plated car!
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[@kingkrimson8771]

The only engines available in T-Bird in '62 were a Z-code 390 4bbl and the M-code 390 3X2bbl.

[@jamesanderson4800]

I want to apologize for my post about the vinyl top and Landau availability in 62, I was wrong saying it was not available till 63.

[@maureencora1]

My Father Dream Car. When I was 5 yrs old He Got Me and Him a Toy One. R.I.P. Poppa. (smile)

[@rickallen8158]

In 1962, the only engine available in Thunderbird was the 390, the only option was the M code which was a 390 tri-power engine, which was very rare,,,

[@andresferrari5859]

Actually, if you knew the right person, you could get the Highway Patrol version of the 390. It used a different Carb from the standard 390. The HP 390 had 345 horsepower vs the 375 of the Tri-power version. My Dad met Lee Iacoca when he was an up and coming executive and through him got the Highway Patrol 390 in his T-Bird. Years latter when the carb had to be replaced it was replaced with a stock 390 carb and the power drop was big,.. it ran fine, but just didn't have the power it had before.

[@jamesanderson4800]

Vinyl Tops were not available till 63 on the Landau which had the S bar on the top with simulated walnut trim in the interior.

[@WARRIOR4CHRIST70]

What an absolutely gorgeous car! ❤️

[@aftermathwhite4955]

Beautiful

[@dj33036]

There was only one engine offered in '62. A 390 with either a 4 barrel carburator or 3 two barrel carbs. The 352 was never an option in any Thunderbird.

[@garylewis6495]

A 352 was offered from 1958 through 1960.

[@dj33036]

@@garylewis6495 You are correct, I got a little carried away.

[@mooosestang]

I'll take it!🤣

[@geoben1810]

Put the damn skirts on! 😲

[@wallyfronzaglio372]

They won't fit with those wheels

[@dj33036]

@@wallyfronzaglio372 Then get rid of the wheels!

[@kingkrimson8771]

Fender shields were optional equipment - maybe this car didn't have them

[@jeffwisener1378]

@@kingkrimson8771 they are in the trunk, watch video.

[@TheColosiss]

G O R G E O U S

[@gene978]

HEY Jonathan, I would be all about the Thunderbird if it was under $20K with A/C Nice

[@demonsaint1296]

gene978 plenty can be had under 20k

[@Lockemeister]

Sure..give this classic to a kid to drive that doesn't know much about older cars....suuuure.

[@ElloEllo12314]

Ok boomer

[@caribman10]

One thing you'd better know: the '62 T-Bird weighs as much as a Ford sedan. Think about that.