Friday, May 30, 2014

5k: Put A Fork In It: 1957 Ford Thunderbird

Rare?  I'd say this 1957 Ford Thunderbird (offered for $5,000 BIN in Ravenna, OH) looks pretty well done to me!  Tip from JPB!




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16 comments:

  1. Ran when parked!

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  2. Stance!

    Personally I like the stock stance and see no reason to lower them like this.

    Scot in San Jose

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  3. charbroiled chicken
    could be the ultimate rat rod

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  4. Looks like it lost a demolition derby 20 years ago. Should have used the Dodge Dart instead.

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  5. Poor panel gap fit, but I LOVE the patina.

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    1. The patina look is so played out. Car-BQ is the new patina.

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  6. A visual aid for "crash & burn"?

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  7. Isn't that a dead chicken on the steering column? My question would be: did the collision with the chicken cause the accident, or was it a ritual sacrifice trying to bring the car back from the dead?

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    1. This is what they mean when they say rotisserie restoration.

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  8. It is said to be a one fire car. We'd put stock wheels back on it. Wait...what site am I on?

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  9. The valve cover is bashed in! How does that even happen?!

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  10. Nice one JBC esq

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  11. it's the thunderbird that's a firebird

    should be in phoenix, right?

    very rare external combustion engine

    much easier to see the bondo this way

    that'll buff right out, eh hunsbloger?

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  12. BMW, pay attention. This is "flame surfacing" done right.

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  13. This is a smokin' deal.

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