#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS CODE#
#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS PLUS#
#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS SERIES#
#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS WINDOWS#

For the age of the car, it seems to be in good overall condition and if you were seeking out this particular color, it might be hard to find one this nice that hasn’t already been restored.1964 Lincoln Continental and Ford Thunderbird Paint Chips Ditzler PPG Price $10.00 Details W: 8.5 x H: 11 x D: 0.1 Weight 0.06 lbs. Perhaps unusual for a personal luxury car even in the mid-1960s, this Ford does not have air conditioning. This car has the landau look without the vinyl top Paint is. The fender skirts are still in place and the car retains its “spinner” wheel covers. 1965 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop finished in Dark Strawberry paint, has had a repaint along the line. 34 two-tone combinations were also available. The body and paint are in okay condition, with a bit of rust in the trunk (typical to these cars?), and the chrome could use some polishing. 20 acrylic enamal paint colors for the 1966 Thunderbird offered a wide choice of hues to choose from. The black interior is original, and the seller rates it as a 9 on a scale of 1 to 10.

#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS WINDOWS#

Everything works except for the two rear windows (power-operated) and the AM/FM radio. The car has been treated to a new water pump, battery, hoses and belts, tires, front suspension work, and dual exhaust. Because your Ford Thunderbird is 20+ years old, the paint may have faded, and we cannot guarantee a color match for Beechwood Brown Poly H (1960). The 390 cubic inch V8, likely the 300 hp version, starts right up and we’re told it runs well at 119,000 miles and no mention of a rebuild is made. The seller tells us it was a “barn finds” when he got it, although no indication is made that it was actually found in a barn.

#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS PLUS#

This Ford is said to have lived in Southern California for its first 50 years (where some of the photos may have been taken). 9 paint finishes for the 1956 Ford Thunderbird gave customers colorful mid-fifties shades to choose from, plus 33 two tone combinations. This is the original color on the seller’s car, although it was repainted in the 1980s. While it looks a bit like pink, the Thunderbirds wore it especially well, although the number of 1964 T-Birds painted in this color is unknown (total production would top 92,000 for the first time). It was the trade name for 1637 Bittersweet (Pink/Copper).

#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS CODE#

Though apparently not unique to just the Thunderbird (some Galaxies got the color, too), Samoan Coral, color code “L”, was only offered in 1964. We’re told the ’64 Jetbirds were the only ones to have the name spelled out on the hood instead of the image of the Thunderbird. Although mostly unchanged platform-wise, the new shape of the cars had a more squared-off sharp look, a departure from the 1961-63s but similar to the 1958-60 T-Birds that were the first with seating for four.

#1965 FORD THUNDERBIRD PAINT COLORS SERIES#

4oz Variants are Pre-Reduced with our HR-13XX Series Reducer so it is Ready-To-Spray. Gallon & Quart Variants are Unreduced and need reduced 1:1 with our HR-13XX Series Reducer. For example, the combinatin FM on a Ford would indicate the body. Our OEM Matched Tamco Paint Basecoat is a 1:1 Mix ratio with our HR-13XX Series Reducer. The second letter identifies the roof colour. Two-Tone Combinations - The first letter of a two-letter paint code identifies the body colour. All Ford Thunderbird Colors Acapulco Blue Metallic Ford Color Alaska Blue Ford Color Alpine Green Metallic Ford Color Arcadian Blue Ford Color Arctic Green. Did you choose the wrong vehicle model Did you choose the wrong model How about the 1965 Ford or Mustang If you're still not sure, take a look at our All 1965 Ford Models page. For correct identification, please refer to the colour code listings on this site. Styling updates to the earlier Ford Thunderbirds ran in three-year cycles (1955-57, 1958-60, 1961-63, etc.) and this was also true for the fourth generation. 1966 Ford Thunderbird Paint Charts and Color Codes. Located in Pompano Beach, Florida, this near survivor-quality automobile is available here on eBay for $19,750 (although you can submit an offer). This T-Bird sports that color and the car is in overall nice condition. Your 1965 Ford Thunderbird is painted at the factory with a high quality basecoat/clearcoat system. The only thing rarer in 1964 than the Sports Roadster (maybe 50 made) was the one-year-only paint color, Samoan Coral – akin to pink to the naked eye. The public responded enthusiastically to the changes and sales increased by nearly 50% in the first year. The 1964-66 Ford Thunderbirds were treated to new sheet metal that would earn them the nicknames “Jetbirds” or “Flairbirds”.

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