1965 Ford Thunderbird

Ford Thunderbird was a "Flare Bird" personal luxury car known for its squared-off design, jet-age styling, and a standard 390 cubic inch V8 engine with a 3-speed automatic transmission. It featured sequential rear turn signals, standard front disc brakes, and an interior with an aircraft-inspired dashboard, a swing-away steering wheel, and plush seating. Available as a hardtop, convertible, or Landau, it blended luxury and performance for comfortable cruising.
Design and features
Exterior: Featured a formal, squared-off look with quad headlights, angled grilles, and new sequential rear turn signals.
Interior: Offered an aircraft-inspired interior with a unique wraparound dash, a tilt-away steering wheel, a center console, and a 120 mph speedometer.
Convenience: Power steering and power front disc brakes were standard, along with options for power windows, power seats, and a power door locks.