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1 of 2 T-Tops: 1985.5 Ford Mustang SVO

It’s been documented on these pages in the past that the 1985.5 Ford Mustang SVOs are already special cars due to their limited production and better performance (some might say looks, too, with the more streamlined headlights). But this… more»

Drive It Home: 1983 Ford Mustang GLX

While Fox Bodies are a dime a dozen, the early cars with their four square headlights are harder to find in presentable condition. This GLX-spec convertible features the 3.8L Essex V6 and is said to be a reliable driver… more»

Ready To Restore 1972 Mustang Mach 1

Up for sale is a blue, numbers matching 1972 Mustang Mach 1 with 79,000 miles on it. It is located in Waterloo, Ontario at a respectable price of $6,995, although it doesn’t distinguish if that is American or Canadian… more»

Still a Big Bird: 1977 Ford Thunderbird Town Landau

As many of you may know, I have owned three 1978 Thunderbirds. I have owned a heavily optioned base model, a Diamond Jubilee, and currently, a Town Landau. The base model was the first new car that I purchased…. more»

Solid $2,900 Project: 1947 Ford Flatbed

2019 may well end up being the year of antique and classic vehicle bargains.  2018 saw falling process in a number of areas to the point that some fear the future of the hobby is grim.  Despite all of… more»

34K Mile American Icon: 1955 Ford Thunderbird

This 1955 Ford Thunderbird appears to have lived a pampered life with just over 34,000 miles on the clock. It has been repainted to match the original color with the body and chrome appearing to be in phenomenal shape…. more»

$600 Mini Hauler: 1978 Ford Courier Project

For a hot minute, I thought about getting into captive import / mini-truck ownership in the form of a 4WD-converted Courier pickup. Sadly, that example was too rusty to justify the purchase and investment in, but I still dig… more»

EXCLUSIVE: Round Three at the Georgia Collection

Happy New Year, Barn Finds readers. Over the holidays, I made a return trip to the large collection in Georgia and grabbed a whole ‘nother round of photos of interesting cars and trucks for sale, along with some other curiosities. As… more»

Estate Vehicle: 1971 Ford LTD Convertible

I’m a little partial to this car. My first car was a 1971 Ford LTD, although it was a 2 door hardtop. Wouldn’t it have been nice riding around in a convertible when I was 16? Here is a 1971 Ford… more»

Brougham Interior Trim Option: 1968 Ford LTD

Did you notice as I did? Back in the sixties and seventies often automakers would come out with a new model, LTD in this instance, but in a few years when they became popular and sold in large numbers,… more»

Funny Face: 1941 Ford Tudor Sedan

While the 1940 Ford was a home run styling wise, the 1941 model was still a good looking car.  The problem is that it has always lived in the ’40’s shadow.  That is a shame, because there were a… more»

The Butcher’s Hot Rod: 1938 Ford 1/2 Ton Pickup

Sadly, a lot of older cars for sale on the internet are the victims of well-intentioned butchers.  Yes, I said butchers.  Nothing about hot rodding a car is easy despite what you see on the TV and the internet. … more»

Ready To Drive Barn Find: 1938 Ford

Fresh from the barn and just the way I like to find them, this 1938 Ford is a solid running machine with a whole lot of character. After some maintenance and a few new parts, this Ford is a… more»

Meticulous Restoration: 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback

Update 12/28/2018 – We will see if the third time is the charm for finding this Fastback a new home. The seller has relisted it again, here on eBay, and perhaps this time they’ve listed it with a lower… more»

Lightning Fast: Pro-Touring 1968 Ford F-100

Vintage Ford pickups continue to grow in popularity with the “bumpside” or 5th generation trucks being some of the most collectible. This generation of trucks has always seemed to underappreciated compared to their 1967 to ’72 Chevrolet counterparts, but… more»

Under 16K Miles: 1965 Ford Custom

Back in the fifties and sixties, the full-size market was where the majority of the sales were. It was a simpler time for manufacturers too. They could build a basic model and add varying degrees of chrome and interior… more»

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