1956 T-Bird Spare Canvas Print

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The 1956 Thunderbird was very similar to the 1955 model with some notable exceptions. One such was the relocation of the spare tire from the trunk to the exterior of the car right above the newly extended bumper.

The 1956, rarest of Classic Thunderbirds with a production total of 15,631, incorporated Ford's new safety concepts. Standard equipment included energy-absorbing passenger-side instrument panel padding, a concave safety steering wheel, safety door latches and a shatter-resistant mirror. Seat belts were optional.

The 1956 Thunderbird also saw an increase in price with the hardtop now selling for $2,944 and the convertible selling for $3,019. With options, however, the price jumped to $3,800.

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