Looking for some parts for a thunderbird of the 61 to 63 vintage. Is there any one or any place you guys know of to get parts for these cars? I need fin trim for the rear and doors plus the bumper surrounds that go around the taillights the taillight too. Maybe some fenderskirts if the're out there. If anyone needs anything small I might have it. I also have a FE motor out of this bird, I'm guessing 390 with a C4 or C6 trans it's a big fucker. Don't know the condition of the motor looks like a boat anchor to me!
Don Kimery's K.C.T-Birds.Has about 5 acres or so of Birds,1(816)241-2280 T-Bird Headquarters,1-800-227-2174 T.OUT P.S.I have a 65 landau Bird i'd like to sell.
cousin brian scapin 38 has a bird I beleive he was shaving the trim have aaron call him. cleen rock tatoo was looking for a 390.
Mac's has a catolog devoted entirely to 60's Thunderbirds. You might check with them on-line to see if they have your part new or repro.
Jewel Meetz of Jewel's Body Shop (920)418-0270 he's the manufacturer of the reproduction 61-63 T-bird tail light rings (or "Q"s as he likes to call them) and the little fin trim end pieces. Plus he's got a yard full of parts cars and does restorations.
Call that guy in Clinton. I think his was a 1960 though. He only wanted 1000 for the whole car. It had old slots on it also. Tell him 500 and you would probably get the whole thing! I wouldn't mind a square bird at all. Low ground cruiser!!!
I shaved my 60 square bird. I have like two sets of all the trim. Let me know what you need and Ill try to kick down what I can! I also have a lot of interior trim.
This dude got a web site or do I gotta land line him? Those are some of the parts I'm in need of. The Q's and all the trim for the tops pf the fins. If any one needs parts I got'em and they are for sell cheap.
Frizby, I got a 61 t-bird... I need a rebuildable idler arm. both power window motors and the little rubber thinggys that go between them and the mechanizms. And maybe a nice set of door panels.
You'll have to call. He's an older guy and ain't much for the internet. The guy knows his T-birds up and down though.
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