The 'Australian Thunderbird' is not exactly a household name in the automotive world, but it likely refers to the Ford Thunderbird models that found their way Down Under, or perhaps a local nickname for a vehicle or even something entirely unrelated to cars. If you mean the classic American Ford Thunderbird, it was a luxury coupe and convertible with a reputation for style and decent V8 power. In Australia, these cars are rare, usually imported as enthusiast specials, which means prices vary wildly but expect to pay anywhere from $20,000 to $60,000 AUD for a decent used example.
If you're after more detailed specs or historical tidbits, I'd suggest checking out CarShowroom or tradingpost.com.au for any local listings and enthusiast forums for the nitty-gritty. Otherwise, you might want to clarify if 'Australian Thunderbird' refers to something more specific.
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