1956 Ford Thunderbird ConvertibleOffered here is a 1956 Ford Thunderbird Convertible Project, finished in its factory-correct Raven Black (Code A) and accompanied by a removable black fiberglass hardtop without portholes. With its unmistakable styling and classic American V8 configuration, this first-generation Thunderbird presents an opportunity to take on a rewarding restoration project.Highlights:- Factory-Correct Raven Black (Code A)- V8 Engine- Holley Carburetor- Removable Black Fiberglass Hardtop Without Portholes- Whitewall Tires- Wraparound Windshield- Fender-Mounted AntennaEquipped with a V8 engine equipped with a Holley carburetor and a circular air cleaner assembly. Exterior features includesteel wheels, whitewall tires, a wraparound windshield with wipers, side vent windows, and a fender-mounted antenna. The removable black fiberglass hardtop features a rear window and side glass.The interior features a classic Thunderbird dashboard with a sweeping instrument panel, period-style controls, and manual crank windows. The cabin and floor areas show unfinished restoration work, providing a clear starting point for the next owner.The 1956 Thunderbird belongs to Ford’s first-generation two-seat Thunderbird lineup, introduced in 1955 as Ford’s personal luxury alternative to traditional sports cars. Its combination of V8 power, distinctive styling, and removable hardtop helped establish the Thunderbird as an American automotive icon.This Thunderbird offers an opportunity for an enthusiast or collector to restore a distinctive 1950s American convertible and make it their own. Offered as a project car, with restoration work needed to bring it back to its former glory. For $7,950