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I like the styling from 87-93. During this time Ford offered a few engine packages that lend itself to plenty of modification. From the 5.0 to the supercharged 3.8 and a turbocharged four cylinder. The styling cues were pretty slick for their time.
I think t-birds have had many good styles over the years. I had a ’88 Tbird Sport model. It had a 5-litre V8 and was very sporty. I had an ’85 which was a nice car. As far as the older ones I had a ’63 Landau for a while. They had an interesting design. My favorite though would have to be the classics, ’55 thru ’57.
The classic T’Birds just are my favorites, they have a certain elegance, a feminity… Something different.
I remember the first time I saw a ’57, I almost felt that this car had specially been built for a beautiful woman, really, for a particular occasion such as a princess wedding….
Then, when I lived in New Mexico, in Albuquerque, we had some neighbours who rapidly became friends and they had a 1960 ‘TBird, the “spirit” was slightly different…
…But what a car ! sunny.gifQuote:The classic T’Birds just are my favorites, they have a certain elegance, a feminity… Something different.I remember the first time I saw a ’57, I almost felt that this car had specially been built for a beautiful woman, really, for a particular occasion such as a princess wedding….
Then, when I lived in New Mexico, in Albuquerque, we had some neighbours who rapidly became friends and they had a 1960 ‘TBird, the “spirit” was slightly different…
…But what a car ! sunny.gifYeah I agree! The styling is just so unique and it really stands out. Its just such a great car, its almost indescribable.
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