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Quick Attack Survivor: 1965 Ford F-350 Fire Truck

As great as big red fire trucks are, they aren’t always the quickest or most versatile. Hence the development of the Quick Attack fire truck. These smaller rigs are based on standard road-going trucks with the capacity to carry… more»

Last of the Breed: 1977 Ford Country Squire Wagon

Back in the ’70’s, green was a very popular color for decor.  Based on my memories of my parents’ carpeting, I can’t imagine why.  But maybe it just wasn’t a nice carpet, because the green exterior and interior, along… more»

The Boss Is Back: 1969 Mustang Boss 302

Boss 302’s were developed specifically for the SCCA Trans-Am Road Racing Series. They were all built with special high-performance engines that featured 4-bolt mains, screw-in freeze plugs, and special heads using a canted valve design among other performance-enhancing features…. more»

Needs Work but all Original: 1966 Mustang Fastback

Over the last few years there seems to have been an increase in the number of older Mustangs breaking cover for sale as potential project cars. This is not just a trend that has emerged in the USA, as… more»

Meet Woodrow: 1951 Ford Woodie Wagon

This car represents the end of an era. The 1951 model year would be the last for Ford station wagons with real wood on the sides. Earlier station wagon bodies were almost all wood from the cowl back. By… more»

Buy or Swap: 1976 Ford Gran Torino Station Wagon

The word “nice” can be used in a number of different contexts. It can be used as an expression of sarcasm, and it can be used to denote something positive and pleasant. This 1976 Ford Gran Torino seems to… more»

Who’s Carl? 1946 Ford Produce Truck

I’m lucky enough to live in a community that supports local farmers. Fresh fruits and vegetables are pedaled at our local Farmer’s Market each Saturday morning. How great would this truck be if you were a regular produce vendor at… more»

Hot Rod Time Capsule! 1930 Ford Model A

Like race cars, most hot rods evolve over time, changing colors, wheels and tires, engines, and other parts to suit a succession of new owners. This 1930 Ford Model A in Aguanga, California appears to have changed little since… more»

Arrow Straight: 1963 Ford Falcon Ranchero

I love writing for Barn Finds. I get to write about cars that are fun, interesting, unusual and rare. This is the first time that I’ve had the opportunity to write about a car where I can say that… more»

4×4 Fixer Upper: 1978 Ford Bronco Ranger XLT

Like all retro 4×4’s, Ford Broncos are a hot ticket right now. While we’d all love to score a rust free survivor at a steal of a price, it takes a lot of searching (and a lot of luck)… more»

EXCLUSIVE: 1969 Mustang Mach 1 Sportsroof

This Mustang has a lot going for it! For one, it’s a Mach 1 with the 390 S-Code V8. It’s also in amazing condition inside and out. Reader Russell S puts it best when describing this car, “This car… more»

Drive it in Good Humor: 1966 Ford Ice Cream Truck

When I was a little kid, we lived in an L-shaped house on a corner lot, which gave it one of the larger front yards in the neighborhood. The sidewalks along the streets and leading from each street to… more»

A-Ford-Able 4×4: 1969 Ford Bronco Sport

The truck, SUV, and 4×4 scene has exploded over the last few years. One of the most iconic vehicles in that segment is the Ford Bronco. This 1969 Ford Bronco Sport fits can help you gain access to that… more»

High Mileage Saleen: 1986 Ford Mustang

When we normally write up a post about a Saleen Mustang, a common thread is how it somewhere south of 25,000 miles and lived in a bubble during the winter months. Not this car: it has a healthy 104,000… more»

Mustang In A Box! 1978 Ford Fairmont

Don’t let anyone tell you hot-rodding is dead! Donated components from a 1991 V8 Mustang transform this 1978 Ford Fairmont from Zero to Hero… on the cheap. That’s what hot-rodding is all about. Simply flip the silly hood scoop… more»

Numbers Matching Project: 1970 Ford Torino GT

It’s always interesting to me how when I write about or refer to Australian cars on Barn Finds the number of our American readers who rue the fact that certain models of our Australian cars were never sold in… more»

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