The 1979 Ford Thunderbird was admitted to blur the lines between a big powered sports motorcar and a mid-sized family vehicle. The 1979 had a rectangular grill and a boxier construction than preceding models. Ford still got rid of the sporty wrap-around tail lights on the '79 pattern. The Vehicle had 130 horsepower at 3400 revolutions per minute and a maximum torque of 234 feet per pound at 1600 revolutions per minute. The compression ratio is 8.40 to one.Dimensions
The 1979 Thunderbird was 217.2 inches elongate and 78.5 inches Broad.
Though the exterior fabricated the vehicle bad eye allying a family sedan, it even had a aptitude V8 engine that could Competitor any committed muscle machine.
Engine
According to cargurus.com, the 1979 Thunderbird had a 5.8 Litre engine that took up 301.6 cubic inches. It had 16 valves connected to its eight cylinders.The heighth was 52.8 inches and the wheelbase was 113.9 inches. The front track was 63.2 inches and the rear track was 63.1 inches. The Thunderbirds's wheelbase ratio was 1.91 and the ground clearance was 5 inches. The curb weight of the vehicle is 3,997 pounds, according to carfolio.com.
Internal Framework
The Thunderbird's engine was located in the front hood of the vehicle and has longitudinal alignment. The van had rear-wheel propel and recirculating ball passive steering. The Thunderbird had ventilated CD brakes and three-speed automatic transmission.
