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427 Powered 1966 Ford Fairlane GT

Ford’s 1966 and 1967 Fairlanes rank high on my list of Cars to Own. Though I normally favor sleepers, this in-your-face ’66 with its pinned 427 hood, mottled primer, and slicks makes me want to click “Place Bid.” Located… more»

Sidepipes Not Included: 1976 Ford E150 Shorty

This is one cool van, and a product of the times it came up in! Though it’ll need a little cosmetic work to be totally groovy again, and a sweet mural, this van has serious potential. It’s a blank… more»

Build-Friendly Notchback: 1986 Ford Mustang

Notchback Fox body Mustangs are among the fastest appreciating ‘Stangs on the market today, helped by the fact you don’t see them nearly as often as the hatch-style models. This 1986 example here on craigslist is a four-cylinder car claimed… more»

One Owner Woody: 1968 Ford Country Squire

This classic wagon is said to be a true one owner barn find. 1968 was part of the fifth generation of Ford Country Squires and were the last of the “sporty” wagons. The cars of the next twenty years… more»

Pony Project: 1968 Mustang Fastback

This ’68 Mustang recently popped up in our Classifieds and I couldn’t help but notice it! The redesigned ’67 and ’68 Mustang is one of my all time favorite designs. This particular example has rust issues, but being a… more»

The Original 4WD: 1930 Ford Model A Mail Truck

A few years ago, we featured a Ford Model A that was fashioned into a sort of off-road mail truck back in the 1940s to deliver mail in the rural regions of Montana. The seller of that unusual and… more»

$3,000 Potential Bargain: 1961 Ford Econoline

We rarely if ever show a listing with just one photo, but this one was too good to pass up. I think I may have shown only one so far other than this pickup. This 1961 Ford Econoline Pickup… more»

Field of Dreams: Barn Finds in Ventura

A listing for what seems like a junkyard cleanout with a claimed 60 vehicles available just popped up on craigslist. Details are hazy but the seller says there’s a treasure trove of cars and trucks, and based on the… more»

Big Bleu: 1977 Ford LTD II Wagon

At 19-feet in length, the license plate says it all: BIG BLEU. This 1977 Ford LTD II Wagon is one big, beautiful blue car. This unusual-to-see-today haulin’ machine is listed on Hemmings with an asking price of $4,600 or… more»

Where’s Waldoboro? 1978 Ford Ranchero GT

Just look what AMX Brian has found for us, a shiny blue ute with an extra long nose! The pictures certainly make this last generation Ranchero listed on Craigslist look nice.  The $6,600 asking price even seems reasonable, so one… more»

1 of 107: 1994 Ford Mustang GT Pace Car Convertible

The 1994 Ford Mustang was a new chapter in the muscle car’s history, with a fresh design combined with the familiarity of Ford’s 5.0 V8. The Indianapolis 500, of course, used the 1994 Mustang Cobra as its official pace… more»

Stocking Stuffer: 1988 Ford Festiva

Bear with me: this is the perfect project car for the holidays. It will fit almost anywhere, if not literally in the proverbial stocking. This 1988 Ford Festiva is thankfully equipped with a manual transmission and under 100,000 original… more»

Developed In Secret: 1969 Mustang Boss 429

Fade In. Scene – Brighton, Michigan on a sunny afternoon. It’s 1969 and we see a handful of engineers, all wearing wire rimmed glasses, starched white shirts and black slacks. Behind is a collection of Ford GT40 MKII’s, as… more»

1958 Ford Ranchero With A 5.0 V8

When it comes to repairing a classic car, fire damage is one of the most difficult problems to correct. The heat can impact the integrity of metal, damage wiring and create a whole range of issues. We tend to… more»

Blank Slate: 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 Club Coupe

Metal artists and fabricators, this car is for you. It’s also for any of us who love the stacked-headlight Fairlanes. This 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 Club Coupe looks like a great starting point to a full-on restoration or maybe… more»

For the Loyalist: 1992 Ford Bronco Centurion Classic

Back in the days before Expeditions and (shudder) Excursions, what was a Ford loyalist in the market for a Suburban equivalent to do? The fiscally prudent answer would be to suck it up and buy the dang Suburban already,… more»