The most beautiful TBird ever, especially in that color combination. I owned a '64 Tbird in 1966 and it was fast, comfortable and had all the new trick designs for the interior that was cooler than nearly every other car.
When I was 16 years old, I own one just like this, exterior color and all. The two exceptions are, my interior was matching dark blue and I had factory fender skirts. Otherwise this is mine. That Bad Boy would bury that funny looking speedometer redline passed 120mph anytime I wanted to. The 390 engine was a hoss and a half. Could cry while watching this video. At 17 years old, my parents let me trade it for a 1970 Barracuda. Wrecked it. 😭😭😭
Dad had one, red, black interior identical to this. Dad gave it to me in 1971, gorgeous gorgeous work of art. Would sit in driver's seat and just take in the awe of design and craftsmanship. I treated it like fine jewelry. Flow-through rear air vent made a 'sshhhh-thunk' when activated. Power vents soo cool. AC was frigid. Not terribly fast but it could move - you'd see the gas gauge move too, don't miss those years but gawd it was pretty.
Hopefully to have a chance to drive this weekend. My white 1966 Ford Thunderbird. I've been working all summer. Haven't had the chance to enjoy the car. But I own one.
I was about to buy one of these with a 428 in it as my first car that was not a hand me down in 1975 out of high school. The owner decided not to sell it. Ended up buying a 69 Ply, Road Runner.
All 1955-1965 T-Birds came with Fender skirts except the 1962-63 Sport Roadsters. In 1966 fender skirts were an option. If one ordered WITHOUT fender skirts they had rear wheel opening trim much like the wheel opening trim on the front fenders.
wow, for me the most beautiful car ever, specially in this colour. it is a piece of art....compare this with the boring cars of today, which are all look the same, ugly and uniform. it is part of a bigger picture, that includes most of todays things you can buy. here in germany it would be difficult to find it, most likely also to find parts etc. lucky you! i love old classic cars, they have much! more! style!
Beautiful. Remarkable condition especially the interior. My parents had a 64, blue interior otherwise exactly the same. With rear windows. They were great cars in their day. But not so much today. I really wanted to buy one a few years ago but they are no match for cars today except for that interior.
One thing about this Thunderbird was terrible: the exterior nameplate. While the interior was still vintage, the external emblems looked as if they’d been written in cursive by a reluctant male fifth-grader.
The most beautiful TBird ever, especially in that color combination. I owned a '64 Tbird in 1966 and it was fast, comfortable and had all the new trick designs for the interior that was cooler than nearly every other car.
i could not agree more...the most beautiful car ever in this color. love it!
That is a great color. I'm not sure what it is though... Sea Green, Dark Turquoise?
When I was 16 years old, I own one just like this, exterior color and all. The two exceptions are, my interior was matching dark blue and I had factory fender skirts. Otherwise this is mine. That Bad Boy would bury that funny looking speedometer redline passed 120mph anytime I wanted to. The 390 engine was a hoss and a half. Could cry while watching this video. At 17 years old, my parents let me trade it for a 1970 Barracuda. Wrecked it. 😭😭😭
If only Ford still cared like they did back then.
What a gorgeous car, sad they don't make modern cars as classy
The old Thunderbirds are extraordinarily good looking cars. Much better looking the the more modern versions of them imo.
Dad had one, red, black interior identical to this. Dad gave it to me in 1971, gorgeous gorgeous work of art. Would sit in driver's seat and just take in the awe of design and craftsmanship. I treated it like fine jewelry. Flow-through rear air vent made a 'sshhhh-thunk' when activated. Power vents soo cool. AC was frigid. Not terribly fast but it could move - you'd see the gas gauge move too, don't miss those years but gawd it was pretty.
you lucky one....i deliver a real love with this car....❤
Absolutely gorgeous Thunderbird!.....
breathtaking beautiful, a piece of art!
My mom had one just like this car, except it had the blue interior, it was a very nice car with good power.
In ‘66 that styling was out of this World 🛸
In 1965 I put together a model car of a 65' Tbird. 64-66 TBirds are beautiful cars.
One of Fords best car designs EVER! The front grill area had hints of the Mustang too.
No doubt!
The wrap around rear seat is classy. My uncle had a brand new 62' TBird.
Daytons DO look great on this. Has a very nice classy/sporty look to it. Thanks for posting.
I had one. Put an 8 Track player in it and cruised around with all the town's pretty college girls! Loved the engine!
I would drive this thing anywhere. Super awesome riding car.
Very beautiful amazing perfect looking car wow beautiful thanks friend have a very nice day
Wow that interior floored me😮😮😮😮😮
Susan sarandon calling.
I had a '65 T-Bird. Great car
Hopefully to have a chance to drive this weekend. My white 1966 Ford Thunderbird. I've been working all summer. Haven't had the chance to enjoy the car. But I own one.
Beautiful. My favorite 'Bird year, and a classy paint scheme.
My father had 1964, and we drove all around the west coast USA in it.
Beautiful car. Love it.
This is a beautiful car.
This the best selection love the lights make it future
Very cool old bird
A beauty!
Beautiful car
So damn nice
The 390 was standard but a 428 was an option in 1966! my buddy's dad had woe with a 428.
I was about to buy one of these with a 428 in it as my first car that was not a hand me down in 1975 out of high school. The owner decided not to sell it. Ended up buying a 69 Ply, Road Runner.
Still a good choice! 👍
lindo carro, uma obra de arte até hoje👋
Awesome 👍
Beautiful ♥️✨🔥
You didn't show the turn signals working
That is beautiful, just needs some stock wheels and the dash toupee sorted to be perfect
The factory wheel covers are in the trunk!
@I-95 Muscle very cool!
Did y'all watch the video?
What modern air conditioner did you go with and who supplied it?
These cars came from the factory with optional fender skirts for the lowrider look which I like better.
The fender skirts are in the trunk!
@@I95Muscle Then I would immediatley proceed in removing the chrome fender trim and install the fender skirts for the instant lowrider look.
All 1955-1965 T-Birds came with Fender skirts except the 1962-63 Sport Roadsters. In 1966 fender skirts were an option. If one ordered WITHOUT fender skirts they had rear wheel opening trim much like the wheel opening trim on the front fenders.
WOW 🔥
wow, for me the most beautiful car ever, specially in this colour. it is a piece of art....compare this with the boring cars of today, which are all look the same, ugly and uniform. it is part of a bigger picture, that includes most of todays things you can buy. here in germany it would be difficult to find it, most likely also to find parts etc. lucky you! i love old classic cars, they have much! more! style!
I so wanted to see those rear blinkers working. 😭
The LED headlights are awesome! Where are they available?
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Very few cars from that era with v8s were underpowered.
They tended to jump into reverse in park when running. Was a recall be careful 😮
Nice, was the dash rug. And the coffee cup in the left back part of the engine (the one with faded Mr. Donut head with a chain both optional ? 5:47
428 on 66', they made a lot of them.
What's under the dash rug? Beautiful car! 😍👍
Wish it had a price??
Cars that are available have prices on www.i95muscle.com. This one is no longer available.
I though the speedometer read green up to 40 miles an hour, then it turned amber. Red doesn't show until 70 MPH
Not on the Tbirds,just a drum that turns. I do recall a Nissan back in the 70s doing that tho.. maybe 🤔
I had a 66 TBird loaded with the Q Code 428 engine
You were a lucky man to have that.
Did not see this in listing, is it still available
Not right now, but the current owner mentioned selling it soon. Keep your eyes on www.i95muscle.com!
how much do want for this car
Here's the listing link! www.i95muscle.com/1966-ford-thunderbird-town-landau-hope-mills-nc-28348/7185360
@@I95Musclelink shows no thunderbird ?? So how much did it self for ??
Beautiful. Remarkable condition especially the interior. My parents had a 64, blue interior otherwise exactly the same. With rear windows. They were great cars in their day. But not so much today. I really wanted to buy one a few years ago but they are no match for cars today except for that interior.
speedo on 1961 Buick le Sabre
is sharp also.
Beautiful car. What did they call that color?
Medium Aqua Poly (12993)
Why no price ?
Prices go on www.i95muscle.com
What are the dimensions on those rims,are they 16x7?
I think they were 18x9.
How much is it?
This one has been purchased. Current inventory is on www.i95muscle.com
Liked to baàckup in park when running was a recall easy fix steering colum have a ragtop one beware if you own one 😮
Power front disc brakes 65 was the first year
That Landau bar looked really dumb on the Tbird. Those years Ford was trying to morph the Tbird into a mini Lincoln.😮
I agree. I've always known that "thingy" meant it was a Landau model. But, I didn't know it was called a Bar until now. 😊
Too bad they didn't make the T Bird with a fastback roof like the Galaxy
Doesn't look right without the skirts.
Good thing they were in the trunk.
Gotta take it for a real drive, not around the building.
That is exactly what the person who bought it did.
One thing about this Thunderbird was terrible: the exterior nameplate. While the interior was still vintage, the external emblems looked as if they’d been written in cursive by a reluctant male fifth-grader.
Ed lies to everyone his mom to
Did he say Bach when you were allowed to smoke in cars? Where does he live communist California!? Lol
Well cars don't come with ash trays or lighters anymore
Those wheels look ghetto.
He thinks all the gauges work!
Is it still for sale?
No, but keep your eyes on i95muscle.com, the current owner mentioned selling it soon.