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Standard Equipment
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1963 |
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For 1963, the sophisticated Landau has the look of Walnut paneling inside...very
handsome!
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Thunderbird 390 Special V-8 Engine (300 Horsepower)
Cruise-O-Matic Drive Power Steering Power Brakes Swing-Away Steering Wheel Floating Day-Night Inside Rearview Mirror Remote Control Exterior Rearview Mirror New for '63 Individually-Adjustable Front Bucket Seats Padded Instrument Panel and Visors All-Transistor AM Radio New for '63 MagicAire Heater-Defroster New for '63 Electric Clock Courtesy Lights Dual-Lens Door Lights New for '63 Parking Brake Warning Light Glove Box Light Trunk Light Backup Lights Lighted Ignition Switch Variable-Speed Hydraulic Windshield Wipers New for '63 Complete Undercoating Full Wheel Covers 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) Simulated Walnut Woodgrain Steering Wheel and Interior Applique (Landau only) New for '63 |
 Thunderbird's Swing-Away Steering Wheel moved over to the right almost 10 inches to allow more room to enter and exit. Interior shown in Rose Beige Metallic Vinyl. |
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 "Floating" Rearview Mirror featured a day-night adjustment that reduced glare from headlights in the mirror at night. |
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 MagicAire Heater-Defroster was made standard equipment for the first time in 1963. Most earlier cars were equipped with this feature, but it was an option until this year. |
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 Removable Tonneau Cover, Chrome Wire Wheels with Knock-Off Spinners, and Passenger Assist Bar were all standard on the Sports Roadster models. |
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