Historyįirmly established as a highly effective competitor in a head-to-head with Chevrolet’s Corvette, which it easily outsold, the second generation T-Bird was launched to the public on New Year’s Eve 1957 at the Thunderbird Golf Club in Palm Springs, California. While the second generation T-Bird may have lacked the more sporting image of the original, it was what the American public required and it was marketed as more a personal luxury car than pure sports.
There was also a huge boot with ample room for luggage. In a departure from the original T-Bird, which was strictly a twoseater convertible and produced from 1955-1957, its replacement was a four-seater which meant that now the whole family could go out for the day and enjoy the fun. It got the name from the Indian legend portraying the Thunderbird from the deserts of New Mexico and Arizona as a divine helper of man. The successor to the original twoseat Thunderbird and one in a long line of these excellent models from the Blue Oval stable that can command iconic status. What is a Second Generation Ford Thunderbird?
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