It's more than just these bumpers competing with the paint for shine. These second-generation cars are affectionately called “Squarebirds” because of the sharp angels, but the intricate lines of the wraparound chrome bumpers front and rear reveal there was a lot more going on with this design than its predecessor. Of course to get glossy black right, it also takes precision straight panels. There's been a lot invested to make sure the correct color has enough lust to make you believe it's 1959 all over again. So when you can find a rare convertible with shining black paint, big block power, and acres of chrome like this 1959 Ford Thunderbird, then you know you have a true cut-above classic.Ĭheck out the door tag, this is a real-deal A-code Raven Black car. The second-generation Thunderbird is arguably the most distinctive of the bunch.
RARE 59' RAVEN BLACK, CORRECT COLORS, 390 V8, AUTO, PS, GORGEOUS PAINT & INTER.
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