Ford Thunderbird (fourth generation, Flair Bird)

The fourth generation was restyled in a more squared off, formal look and sold as a hardtop, a convertible and a Landau with a vinyl roof, with a 390 cubic inch V8 as the standard engine. Sales were excellent, with 92,465 units in 1964. Front disc brakes and sequential turn signals followed in 1965, and for 1966 there was a new front end, a more powerful 428 V8 option and a Town Sedan that became the best seller. Each model year has its own page.