1964 Ford Thunderbird Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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The 1964 Ford Thunderbird received a major restyling, changing it from the rocket-ship-like models seen earlier in the '60s. Unfortunately, the less-rocket-like engine resulted in the Thunderbird falling off of muscle car enthusiasts' lists.
A 6.4-liter, 390-ci V8 rated at 300 horsepower took 11 seconds to go from 0-60 - not exactly muscle car numbers. However, the styling was attracting a new crowd of customers interested in the sleek hardtop, malleable convertible, or vinyl-roofed Landau. 92,465 T-birds were sold, a vast increase from the previous year.
Published Aug 9, 2022 by CarGurus Editorial Team
User reviews for 1964 Ford Thunderbird
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by Mark G
Aug 23, 2008
this car is all original. It has the stock 390, it has the steering wheel that tilts to the side when you are entering or exiting the vehicle. the tunk space could easily fit 3 or 4 bodys in it. (not that thats what I put in the trunk) but you get the Idea. It runs and drives like a marshmellow down the road. I am not a huge fan of the ford but this car has great potential. I don't plan on keeping it stock only because it has no real value as an original.Aug 23, 2008
by Tyler M
Jun 17, 2008
I Heart her... shes a lil bit rough around the edges but giver time n shell get better...
Jun 17, 2008
by Philip T
Apr 09, 2008
What's not to love about a classic American convertible? It doesn't stop very well, and handles
like an elephant riding a skateboard. But on a warm summer day/night, there's no place
better to be.Apr 09, 2008
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