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Standard Equipment
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1962
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RIGHT: Hardtop shown in
Diamond Blue |
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Thunderbird 390 Special V-8 Engine (300 Horsepower)
Cruise-O-Matic Drive Power Steering Power Brakes 2-Speed Electric Windshield Wipers Lifeguard Padded Instrument Panel Cushioned Sun Visors Seat Belt Anchors Double-Grip Door Locks Safety Swivel Day-Nite Type Inside Rearview Mirror Deep-Center Steering Wheel with Horn Ring Manually Adjustable Individual Front Seats Electric Clock with Sweep Second Hand Automatic Dome Light (Hardtop and Landau) and Courtesy-Map Light (All Models) Glove Box and Ash Tray Lights Cigarette Lighter Coat Hooks Trunk Light Dual Horns Turn Signals Backup Lights Full Wheel Covers (Hardtop, Landau and Convertible) Fully Lined Luggage Compartment Swing-Away Steering Wheel (Added as standard early in production, but very early examples list it as optional) Removable Tonneau Cover (Sports Roadster only) Chrome Wire Wheels with Knock-Off Spinners (Sports Roadster only) Passenger Assist Bar with Color-Keyed Vinyl Insert (Sports Roadster only) Vinyl Roof (Landau only) |
 Introduced as standard equipment in 1961, Thunderbird's rear view mirror "floats" in space...base is permanently bonded to the windshield—yet another Thunderbird first! |
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 The Swing-Away Steering Wheel moves over nearly 10 inches to the right to give driver luxurious ease of entry. This would remain standard on all Thunderbirds through the 1966 model year. |
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