The Town Landau was the range-topper for the T-bird, and so there were plenty of details that make it distinct.
That's why the metallic element of the factory paint still pops so nicely, and there's good documentation - including state inspections to back up the actual mileage odometer. The third owner picked it up at an estate sale and promptly sold it to the fourth owner who kept it like a member of the family. The story we're told is that the first two owners were two generations of the same family. The whole package is impressive because the car only has gone about 16k miles total, and so it has been babied like a premium luxury classic should. And the clean gloss really shows off how well the sheet metal still holds its angular creases. You're looking at the factory-applied Dark Cordovan paint, and it looks impressive today after spending over four decades on this earth. The Town Landau was the range-topper for the T-bird, and so there were plenty of details that. It's even nicely documented, including the original window sticker. Today this is celebrated with a coupe that survives in every major way with factory paint, low mileage, and the numbers-matching 351ci V8. There was no better way to make the personal luxury statement in 1979 than with the Ford Thunderbird Town Landau edition. SUPER CLEAN 4 OWNER W/ ONLY 16K ACTUAL MILES! 351 V8, AUTO, 70'S CREAM PUFF!
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