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Kyle and Samantha Busch to Auction Iconic Ford Thunderbird
The 1957 classic car has been in the Busch family for 12 years.
Apr. 14, 2026 at 2:43am
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The auction of the Busch family's meticulously restored 1957 Ford Thunderbird offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship and materials that defined classic American automotive design.West Palm Beach TodayNASCAR driver Kyle Busch announced that he and his wife Samantha will be auctioning off their 1957 Ford Thunderbird at the Barrett-Jackson event in West Palm Beach, Florida this Friday. The classic car has been part of the Busch family's collection for the past 12 years and is an award-winning, fully restored vehicle. A portion of the sale proceeds will go to support The Bundle of Joy Fund, a charity close to the Busch family.
Why it matters
Kyle Busch is known for his extensive car collection, and the auction of this iconic 1957 Ford Thunderbird will be a high-profile event for classic car enthusiasts and NASCAR fans alike. The sale also provides an opportunity for the Busch family to support a meaningful charity through the auction.
The details
The 1957 Ford Thunderbird that Kyle and Samantha Busch have owned for 12 years will be sold at the Barrett-Jackson auction in West Palm Beach, Florida this Friday, April 14th. Busch made the announcement on social media, sharing a picture of the fully restored classic car. The Thunderbird is being sold with no reserve, meaning it will go to the highest bidder. A portion of the sale proceeds will benefit The Bundle of Joy Fund, a charity that the Busch family supports.
- The 1957 Ford Thunderbird will be auctioned this Friday, April 14, 2026 at the Barrett-Jackson event in West Palm Beach, Florida.
- Kyle and Samantha Busch have owned the classic car for the past 12 years.
The players
Kyle Busch
A NASCAR driver known for his extensive car collection, including the 1957 Ford Thunderbird that he and his wife Samantha have owned for 12 years.
Samantha Busch
Kyle Busch's wife, who has co-owned the 1957 Ford Thunderbird with her husband for the past 12 years.
The Bundle of Joy Fund
A charity that will receive a portion of the proceeds from the auction of the Busch family's 1957 Ford Thunderbird.
Barrett-Jackson
The auction house hosting the sale of the Busch family's 1957 Ford Thunderbird in West Palm Beach, Florida.
What they’re saying
“Selling this Friday afternoon, Lot # 457 @Barrett_Jackson West Palm Beach, 1957 Ford Thunderbird that @SamanthaBusch and I have owned and enjoyed for 12 years. This is an award winning car that's been completely restored. It's selling No Reserve! Excited about being at Barrett-Jackson West Palm Beach to see it sold Friday. A portion of the sale goes to support the work of [The Bundle of Joy Fund]!”
— Kyle Busch
What’s next
Kyle Busch will be in attendance at the Barrett-Jackson auction in West Palm Beach, Florida this Friday to see the 1957 Ford Thunderbird he and his wife have owned for 12 years be sold to the highest bidder.
The takeaway
The auction of the Busch family's classic 1957 Ford Thunderbird represents not only the end of an era for their personal car collection, but also an opportunity to support a meaningful charity through the sale. This high-profile event will draw attention from classic car enthusiasts and NASCAR fans alike.
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