• 1964 Ford Thunderbolt

      Ford’s “Total Performance” program was well underway when Lee Iacocca hired Dearborn Steel Tubing Company to build a batch of special lightweight Ford Fairlanes for its top drag racing clientele. Stripped down, painted Wimbledon White and stuffed with 427 cubic inches of Galaxie V-8, the cars were dubbed “Thunderbolts”, and they struck drag racing like lightning. The 1964 Thunderbolt offered here is finished in factory correct Wimbledon White and displays the Thunderbolt’s trademark reverse teardrop hood scoop, Ram Air headlight openings and Spartan Beige interior.

      - 1 of 100 factory built VIN 4F4K167198
      - 3-ring binder of documentation
      - Index of contents in binder
      - Ownership history, MSO, Ford Co. letters, etc.
      - Owners include Don McMillan Ford, R. Tinkle, and Steve Guiliani
      - Many photos: 1960's, Guilliani restoration
      - Stored in temperature controlled environment
      - Car is in excellent condition
      - Fiberglass front fenders, front bumper and hood
      - Engine 182, 185 PSI, 0.2 miles
      - 9" Ford 4.11 Detroit Locker rear end
      - C4 automatic transmission
      - Harrison detailed repair invoices 2010
      - Letter from Harrison Custom Rods describing car 2011
      - Harrison mechanic at Mecum to answer questions
      - Request car owner index of documents, etc.


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