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Factory Everything: 1970 Ford Mustang Convertible

Let’s be frank; we cover 1970 Ford Mustangs out the yin-yang. I know this because I searched to see if this convertible specimen had been covered before here on BF. Nope, no coverage, but it seemed like every other… more»

No Reserve: 1970 Ford Torino GT

Think of how hard it was to choose a paint color when ordering a new car back in 1970. Chrysler Corporation had its “High Impact” colors and Ford painted their cars in a line of “Grabber” hues, in addition… more»

Free Wheeling Package: 1978 Ford Bronco XLT Ranger 4-Speed

You probably haven’t noticed over the years, but I don’t like to have the title roll around to a second line. I like to keep it at just one line, nice and clean. This 1978 Ford Bronco XLT Ranger… more»

Same Family Since New: 1956 Ford Country Sedan

Between 1952 and 1974, the Country Sedan was akin to the Ford Country Squire but without the side wood paneling and some of the creature comforts. It was more popular than the Squire, selling 85,000 copies in 1956 vs…. more»

Rare Concept Car: 1979 Ford Mustang Daytona Concept

We all know how big of a deal the Fox body Ford Mustang is in terms of muscle car history. It was a game-changer, and a generation that in many ways, set the stage for what the Mustang would… more»

Package Deal: Pair of 1960s Ford Thunderbirds

Usually, when you find a pair of cars for sale as a package deal, they’re copies of the same vehicle. In this case, they’re both Ford Thunderbirds, but not from the same generation, which greatly limits borrowing from one… more»

Ultra Rare and Ultra Reasonable: 1936 Ford Club Cabriolet

While we lament the overall decline in values for prewar cars, there are a few bright spots.  Garages are opening up and some fascinating and rare automobiles are hitting the marketplace.  One of the most shocking is the emergence… more»

1966 Shelby GT350 Sold New by Carroll Shelby

Certain attributes and characteristics add to the inherent value of a classic, while others serve as interesting conversation starters. That this 1966 Shelby GT350 was sold new by Carroll Shelby himself probably falls into the second category. However, the… more»

Two-Door Survivor: 1990 Ford Tempo

Offered as both a four-door and two-door sedan, Ford’s Tempo was often thought of as a younger sibling to the Taurus, although the Tempo beat the Taurus to the market by a couple of years. This 1990 Ford Tempo… more»

Manageable Mini Mover: 1978 Ford Courier

Everyone who’s owned a basic pickup already knows how often friends ask to borrow them, but I’m guessing you’ll be the number one pal to your entire neighborhood if this 1978 Ford Courier mini mover gets spotted in your… more»

351-Equipped: 1956 Ford Fairlane Victoria

This 1956 Ford Fairlane Victoria has spent the past two years in storage, but it doesn’t seem to have suffered unduly from the experience. It presents nicely, with the bigger wheels the most obvious sign that there might be… more»

1 of 1? No Reserve 1973 Ford Mustang Convertible

Almost any car is one of one if you break things down far enough, but that’s a cynical way to view this truly uncommon 1973 Mustang Convertible. With 11,853 sold, the ’73 ragtop was actually quite successful as the… more»

1983 Ford F-150 4×4 Flareside 351 V8 4-Speed

This truck checks so many boxes it isn’t even funny. I feel like an Amazon warehouse line worker. It’s a vintage pickup; check. It’s a 4×4; check. It has a V8; check. It’s a short bed; check. It has… more»

Wanna-Be Pony: 1974 Ford Capri RS2600 Tribute

Why did it take me so long to write up this car! I’ve had it in my queue for over a week – sorry for the delay, and thanks to Jack M who sent along the tip. Here’s what’s… more»

Bright Future: 1958 Ford F-100 Short Bed 312 V8

The quad headlights and eggcrate grille are dead giveaways that this is a 1958 Ford F-Series pickup. With a chrome grille, this appears to be an upgraded model, as opposed to one with a Colonial White grille. Not that… more»

Under the Sea Find: 1940 Ford Super Deluxe

A story making the rounds this week has to do with exploration of one of our nation’s most significant shipwrecks, that of the U.S.S. Yorktown. The investigation of sunken ships has been a fascinating aspect of American culture in… more»

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