Welcome fellow "Baby Bird" Lovers
Our Purpose
To operate and maintain an organization to encourage and promote the admiration and ownership, care and maintenance, with safe and courteous operation, of the "Classic Thunderbird", defined as a two-passenger 1955, 1956, and 1957 Ford Thunderbird automobile.
To serve as a medium of exchange of ideas, information and parts for admirers and owners of the Classic Thunderbird to aid them in restoring and preserving these automobiles in their original likeness.
To unite in an international organization all admirers and owners of Classic Thunderbirds who are interested in restoring and maintaining their automobiles in a manner that will promote admiration and respect within the community.
To provide an international organization as a basis for local social clubs by the promotion of active Chapter organizations for club members to meet, socialize and maintain the spirit of good fellowship, and to participate in activities including the use of their Classic Thunderbirds.
To further the interests of owners and drivers of Classic Thunderbirds and to promote the safety and enjoyment of motoring in all phases. To engage in any other activity related to that described above from time to time authorized or approved by the Board of Directors or members of this corporation.
1956 Ford TV Ad: Bing Crosby's Thunderbird!
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Austin Thunderbird Owners, a chapter of Classic Thunderbird Club International since 1972, encourages the admiration, ownership, care and maintenance, of the 1955, 1956, and 1957 classic two seater Ford Thunderbird automobile.
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The Classic 1957 Ford Thunderbird Body Colors
Real cars in their real colors
Comments
Interesting that there were two gunmetal gray colors for 1957. Have you ever seen a 1957 azure blue? There is a photo of a starmist blue next to an azure blue. I may have seen an azure blue and just assumed they got the color wrong.
Gerard,
Good find... Azure Blue was a correct color on cars made after Sept, 1957. The 1958 models were coming out, and Ford chose to use those colors on the late 57 TBirds.
I have seen a couple Azures in person, and it is a beautiful blue. However, I prefer the Starmist Blue that you have.
Rick Rosa
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