Classic Beauty Stolen: 1964 Ford Thunderbird Vanishes from Sacramento

A piece of automotive history has mysteriously disappeared from the streets of Sacramento. A pristine 1964 Ford Thunderbird, a coveted classic known for its sleek design and powerful engine, was stolen on October 19, 2024, from outside a motorcycle club party at 7000 Franklin Blvd.

The iconic Thunderbird, a symbol of American luxury and style in the 1960s, has long been a target for thieves due to its high resale value and collector appeal. While specific theft statistics for this particular model aren’t readily available, classic cars in general are often sought after by thieves, who may dismantle them for parts or attempt to sell them on the black market.

The stolen Thunderbird is a striking white convertible with a vibrant red top. The owner reported the vehicle to be in excellent condition, making its loss even more heartbreaking for car enthusiasts.

The Sacramento Police Department has taken a report of the theft, but the investigation is being spearheaded by Hinch Investigations, a renowned firm specializing in recovering stolen classic cars. If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of this classic beauty, please contact Hinch Investigations at 408-461-7714 or on Telegram at @Stolen911.

Let’s work together to bring this stolen gem back to its rightful owner and preserve a piece of automotive heritage.