It mentions that it was far more popular than the version without the window.įurthermore, this says that the Glass-Fibre top was available for the 1955 Tbird, but it does NOT mention the port hole being available. This link for the 1956 Tbird also says that the Glass-Fibre hardtop with the port hole window was available on the 1956 Tbird. Here is what they show as standard equipment starting in 1956. The T-bird was stylish, sporty, luxurious, colorful, and offered enough options so the purchaser could get pretty much exactly what they wanted. Here is what Automotive Mile Posts has to say about this.Īccording to Automotive Mile Posts, the Glass-Fibre hardtop with the port hole was available on the 19 Tbirds, but not the 1955, though it would probably fit since the Glass-Fibre top was available WITHOUT the port hole window. 1956 1956 Ford Thunderbirds for Sale The Ford Thunderbird was introduced for 1955 and remained in production through 1997, being revived again for 2002 through 2005. According to them, it became available for the 1956 WITH the port hole and that version greatly outsold the hardtop without the port hole. However, a review of Automotive Mile Posts shows that this hardtop was also available for the 1955 WITHOUT the port hole. Any idea what these go for these days? It was my impression that the hardtop with port hole was only available for the 1957 Tbird. Tom Cangialosi has acquired a black hardtop with port hole with stand and is going to put it on eBay for sale. Thunderbird Registry is the world's largest free source of information about the 1955-2005 Ford Thunderbird.
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