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Standard Equipment
1969 Thunderbird |
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Thunder Jet 429 V-8 Engine (360 Horsepower) New for '69
SelectShift Cruise-O-Matic Drive Unipane Side Glass Reversible Keys Keyless Locking Lighted Ignition Switch Full-Width Three-Passenger Front Seat Power Steering AM Radio Electric Clock MagicAire Heater-Defroster Suspended Accelerator Pedal Lockable Lighted Glove Box Map Light Instrument Panel Courtesy Light Interior Rear Courtesy Lights Power Front Disc Brakes Sequential Turn Signals Lined and Lighted Trunk Underbody Soundcoating in Key Areas Full Wheel Covers Dual Hydraulic Brake System with Warning Light Front and Rear Seatbelts with Front Outboard Retractors Floating Day/Night Yield-Away Rearview Mirror Energy Absorbing Instrument Panel Padded Safety Sun Visors Variable Speed Hydraulic Windshield Wipers Windshield Washers 4-Way Emergency Flasher Backup Lights Side Marker Lights Self-Locking Folding Front Seat Backs Shoulder Belts for Outboard Front Seat Passengers Remote Control Exterior Rearview Mirror Retractable Headlamp Doors with Doors that Open Automatically if Vacuum System Fails New for '69 Power Ventilation Lane-Changing Signal Feature Adjustable Head Restraints (after January 1, 1969) New for '69 Cornering Side Lights (became standard early in pro- duction; optional on very early cars) New for '69 |
 Mouse over image above for demonstration. Dual headlamps are concealed behind new retractable doors that open automatically when headlamps are turned on, or in the event of a vacuum system failure. |
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 Shades of 1964! Thunderbird returned to split tail lamps for 1969, the only year in this styling cycle to not feature full-width tail lamps. Note the jewelled inserts in the Thunderbird emblem. |
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 Effective Power Ventilation System draws in fresh air through cowl, pulls stale air out through vents below rear window (above). And does so with the windows up, in complete silence. |
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