Here is a 1938 Ford 2-Door from Siloam Springs, Arkansas, listed on eBay with a Buy it now option of $12,000. It seems the seller is quite familiar with selling classics, having shipped them to various countries around the world…. more»
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Big River Rancher: 1969 Ford Ranchero Rio Grande
Our friend and fellow writer and editor, Jamie Palmer, just showed us a Ranchero Rio Grande a few days ago, so it may not seem like they’re really as rare as they are. But, that’s like saying (insert example… more»
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Chicken Coop Finds: Dells Auto Museum Collection
In Wisconsin are the remains of a great collection, with dozens of classic muscle cars and cruisers awaiting restoration. The founders of the Dells Auto Museum have amassed a sizable collection of significant vehicles, and the editors at Hot… more»
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62K Mile Survivor: 1974 Ford Gran Torino Brougham
In 1974, Ford made some updates to the two-year-old Gran Torino line to give it some further appeal with a new grille and a more durable rear bumper with the taillights removed and placed above the bumper in a… more»
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Mudd Junkie! 1965 Ford Monster Truck
“Yeah, I’ll have a #7 meal, super-sized with a Dr. Pepper, please.” “I can’t hear you, sir.” “I SAID, I’LL HAVE A #7 MEAL, SUPER-SIZED WITH A DR. PEPPER!” This is pretty much the ultimate drive-thru vehicle, although it… more»
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Rare Rio Grande: 1969 Ford Ranchero
There’s been rumors of Ford considering a pickup-type vehicle that would slot below the recently re-introduced Ranger pickup, and that it might look something like a Ranchero. I’m not holding my breath, but I would be among those lining… more»
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Green Machine: 1934 Ford BB Dump Truck
No, not “green” as in eco-friendly… “green” as in painted green. This decent-condition 1934 Ford model BB dump truck has just been pulled from a barn after languishing for the last 10 years and is listed for sale here on… more»
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Only 28K Miles: 1967 Ford Mustang
All Mustangs were not created equally. Some were blessed with V-8s while others were content to be powered by only 6 cylinders. This is one of the later. In 1967, Mustang had its first real competition. While the Plymouth… more»
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Ultimate Smack-Down: 1970 Ford Mustang Mach 1
As a lover of almost everything bearing the blue oval, these photos are enough to make me whimper. This 1970 Mustang, with a genuine 68,000 miles on the clock, has definitely seen better days. I don’t really know what… more»
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Solid Project: 1956 Ford Sedan Delivery
The 1956 Ford Courier Sedan Delivery was the last version of that vehicle to feature the swing-away rear door. From 1957, the rear door was made to swing upwards, which was probably a more practical idea if the vehicle… more»
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Cheap and Cheerful: 1973 Mustang SportsRoof
By 1973, the Mustang was virtually unrecognizable when placed beside the car that had emerged from Ford only a few years before. However, while we can be quick to condemn the Mustang for the way that it grew, it… more»
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Stored Since ’73: 1940 Ford Deluxe Coupe
UPDATE – This one got bid up to $25k back in October, but didn’t meet reserve. For some reason, it has now been relisted here on eBay with a buy it now price of $18,850. Hmm… FROM 10/6/18 – This… more»
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White Lightning: 1947 Ford DeLuxe Custom
At first look, this beauty evokes memories of the ’50s and all the trappings that come along: Poodle skirts, Pompadour and Duck-Tail hairstyles, rolled-cuff jeans, Drive-Ins, and George-Barris-style custom cars. This car just happens to be available here on… more»
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30-Year Project: 1956 Ford Thunderbird
Restoration projects stall for a number of reasons, and some of these reasons are sadder than others. It’s when these projects then go from owner to owner with no further progress being made that makes them even sadder. This… more»
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All Business? 1939 Ford Coupe Project
I’ve seen a couple of late 1930s or 1940 model Ford Coupes appear in recent times, and although the owner doesn’t actually say so, I believe that this particular car may have started life as a Business Coupe. Apart… more»
