While the 1956 Ford Thunderbird is already an irresistible icon, when you're looking for a true all-around classic, you'll instantly focus on this one. It has a great color combo, bright chrome, and desirable features like the power seat and cold-blowing air conditioning. Plus, it was given a thorough restoration by T-bird guru Amos Minter.

There's so much to love about a first-generation T-bird. It's rolling elegance with the long flowing lines, rear fender skirts, whitewall tires, and a hint of sporty style with a hood scoop and afterburner tail lights. These showcased plenty of flair with loads of brightwork, and you can tell there was a solid investment in this example. It was restored by Minter's around 15 years ago and the quality continues in the way the whole package so crisply fits together. And we love the 1956 car. While this was the second year for the Thunderbird, it was when Ford delivered some of the most iconic features. You see it with the continental kit on the rear and the porthole in the hardtop. Plus, the trim tag tells us this was born a Peacock Blue car, and it's one of those single-year colors that you don't see too often. And the Minter's respray means this ... Please ask for the full description.