We have seen a lot of first generation Ford Broncos lately, but most appear to either be of the completely restored/preserved type or total restoration projects. This vehicle is in that in-between realm where it can be driven as-is… more»
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WWII Equipment: 1943 Ford Burma Jeep
When we think of vintage military vehicles, the ubiquitous Willys Jeep comes to mind, along with the Dodge Power Wagon. Even Volkswagen’s amphibious vehicles more readily come into view, but less thought of is Ford’s entry to the mix…. more»
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16K Miles from New: 1979 Ford Mustang Cobra
Even if a car is a benchmark vehicle, does it demand a price tag well above market? That’s the question for any potential buyers of this 1979 Ford Mustang Cobra, which has just 16,112 miles from new. This early… more»
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All Original, One-Owner Survivor: 1969 Ford Bronco
First generation Ford Broncos continue to be hot collectibles. With very strong after-market support, they are fairly easy to work on and rebuild. This one is located in West Chester, Pennsylvania and is said to be a one-owner, original… more»
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Worth The Trip: 1967 Ford Cortina Wagon Project
The town and surrounding county of Orange, Virginia, home of James Madison’s Montpelier estate, is a bit off the beaten path—a ways north of Charlottesville, and considerably further southwest of Washington, DC—but should you ever find yourself there, I… more»
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Old Ranch Hand: 1959 Ford Ranchero
Readers of a certain age may recall the starring role of a Ford Ranchero in the TV series “The Real McCoys”. The gentleman’s pickup truck was likely a product placement by Ford, but it sure looked good on screen… more»
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$1,800 Rare Rig: 1984 Ford Ranger Roll-A-Long
While there was only one photo on the Craigslist post for this 1984 Ford Ranger Roll-A-Long camper, it was too unique to pass up. The seller is asking $1,800 for this cool camper and it’s located in Twin Falls,… more»
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At Your Service: 1937 Ford Pickup
Is it me or do amazing & original trucks seem to be popping up a lot lately? This 1937 Ford is no exception. It appears to be an all-original survivor that is nearly rust free. There is certainly surface… more»
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Duality Duo: 1988 Ford E-350 Centurion
Duality basically means that you can’t have good without evil or darkness without light or a van without a pickup box on the back.. er.. hey, wait a minute. This dually-equipped duality duo is a 1988 Ford E-350 Centurion,… more»
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Fresh Outta The Shed: 1955 Ford F100
Finding a second generation Ford F-series pickup that hasn’t been hot-rodded or modified can be difficult. This 1955 Ford F100 is listed here on Hemmings Motor News in Omaha, Nebraska for $7,600 or best offer and seems to be… more»
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Carolina Dealers Edition: 1989 Ford Mustang GT
One of the dumbest ads I see on TV locally is for the Ford “New England Edition” F150. Stickers and a few badges do not make it a New England Edition; no, the truck would need to be completely… more»
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Optimists Special: 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302
Located in Levittown, Pennsylvania and listed here on eBay is this 1970 Mustang. The title for this one is listed as Rebuilt, Rebuildable or Reconstructed, but that doesn’t appear to have diminished interest in this particular car. With 4… more»
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Sans Woodgrain: 1972 Ford Galaxie Country Sedan
Many station wagon enthusiasts may not know the difference between the Country Sedan and it’s sibling, the Country Squire… the wood paneling. Some like it, some don’t and for those who don’t this might be what their looking for…. more»
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Little Deuce Coupe: 1932 Ford Coupe Project
I know the title is predictable, but what other title would be appropriate for this story? Barn Find reader Darrun has put us onto this project, so a big thanks to him for that. Possessing a clear title and… more»
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No Need To Mach: 1972 Mustang Mach 1
A Ford Mustang in today’s terms is quite a common car. However, in 1972, while still having a pony like name, the car had grown to do battle against other pony and muscle cars by Chevrolet and Dodge. This… more»
Reader Ad: 1972 Ford LTD Brougham
What Makes It Special? The overall condition plus how fast it is! Just a great car with good bones, needing just a few things to be a solid collector or daily driver. Not many around due to rust issues… more»
