Here is a link to the Marti Auto Works site. Brief specs of 1979 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop 301.6 cu in, 99.2 kW 133.0 hp 34 rpm, 332.0 Nm 244.9 lbft 16 rpm, automatic 3. This report breaks down the production number of each option that this car was built with. With that said, however, a business by the name of Marti Auto Works has access to all of the Ford production records from 1967-79 and offers a complete breakdown of the statistics of how many Ford products were produced with a specific option.Īs listed above, currently this is available to owners of all Ford products from 1967-79 in the form of an Elite Marti Report. The actual T-Roof option production numbers have notīeen released by Ford Motor Co. The T-Roofs were added to the option list in January 1978 and the project was handled in house by a company called Cars & Concepts at both the Chicago and Los Angeles assembly plants and the TRoof conversions were then completed by Cars & Concepts.
System consists of the LS/RS exhaust pipes. Here is the information he was able to provide: Mid-year 1978, the T-Roof Convertible option was made available on the Thunderbird line. This is a resonator delete option for 1956 models (regardless of the engine) and for 1957 stock with the 312ci. Holton also happens to be the proud owner of a 1978 Thunderbird T-Roof Convertible model that his parents bought brand-new in 1978. In addition to serving as the International Thunderbird Club 1972-82 Technical Advisor, Mr.
Answer:Īside from determining that no Thunderbirds with the T-Roof conversion option were produced in 1977 (the option was first offered partway into model year 1978) I had difficulty finding out much of anything about these obviously rare cars, so I turned to expert Don Holton. The Ford LTD (pronounced ell-TEE-dee) is a range of automobiles manufactured by Ford Motor Company for the 1965 to 1986 model years.Introduced as the highest trim level of the full-size Ford model range, then the Galaxie, the LTD offered options and features that had previously been reserved for more luxurious Lincoln and Mercury models. Thanks in advance for whatever light you can shed on this subject. I also ask because after several years now of occasionally scanning the Internet for anything on these T-Tops, I think I’ve only found maybe a handful of pages related to this T-Top in any way, with no listings of sales, and essentially no information on them. I owned one from roughly 1987-93 and, sadly, it joined the rather large list I have of “cars I once owned and could shoot myself for getting rid of.” I ask because my personal research knowledge is lacking where it comes to such information (production numbers). How many of the T-Top model were made just that year, and perhaps how many for that specific series? My question relates to the 1977 Ford Thunderbird T-Top model.
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