Luup alternative: 1981 Ford Thunderbird

Renting the 1981 Ford Thunderbird

If you need a rental car, the 1981 Ford Thunderbird is one option; this page explains the car and how booking works. Every car has its own page with its rates and calendar. You choose the car; a person confirms it and sends the price.

What the figures tell you

The EPA does not rate this model year for fuel use; heavier trucks and vans are often not rated.

Who the Thunderbird suits

It suits visitors who want a familiar car for a week in town. It suits a family trip where everyone and everything fits in one car.

The Thunderbird in everyday use

A car body like this keeps the weight low, so it feels settled on the highway.

Can you rent one?

Want a car for specific dates? Put them in the request and we check. None in our fleet right now; ask and we look for one for your dates. Similar cars are listed below if you need one now. We hand every car over in person, at your address or at our location.

What we check

An Ontario G2 or G licence and an age of 18 or more: that is where it starts. If you are under 26, expect a young driver fee each day; there is no upper age limit. Debit works on cars marked "no credit card needed"; the others take a credit card.

For damage to the car itself, have your own policy (OPCF 27), a credit card with rental car coverage, or add the CarmaCars Protection Plan. Your deposit is held about 1 hour ahead of pickup and released after the return. We confirm each driver's licence and identity the same way.

How booking works

Send a request for the car and dates you have in mind. It is free and it commits you to nothing. A real person reviews your request and sends an offer with the price spelled out. If you approve, you pay and the car is yours for those dates.

Each car's calendar shows the days it is already booked. A week or more is priced at the weekly rate, from 7 days. We need at least 2 hours of notice before a pickup.

Talk to a person

Send a request now and decide when the offer arrives.