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Color of the Month: 1968 Ford Mustang

This 1968 Mustang may not be a real barn find, but it’s interesting color does make it worth a look. I knew that Ford released multiple special editions of their Pony car over the years to give sales an… more»

Options Open: 1969 Mustang Fastback

Think of this Mustang as a blank sheet of paper (or blank computer screen if you are younger than I am). It’s located in Midland, Michigan and is offered for sale here on eBay where bidding starts at $5,000. The car’s… more»

Original Beauty: 1966 Ford Thunderbird

While not perfect, this 1966 Ford Thunderbird Town Landau is in really nice shape and benefits from being in the same family since new (until being consigned/sold to the folks selling the car now). It’s listed here on eBay with… more»

1970 Torino Cobra 429CJ: No Nonsense

In 1970, if you wanted a muscle car you had nearly endless options, but if you wanted a fast Ford that wasn’t a Mustang your best choice was the Torino. You could get it in a variety of trim… more»

1927 Ford Model T: Restore Or Leave Original?

This is a quintessential barn find. A lot of these Model Ts were parked in 1927 when the Model A was introduced, which could explain why so many are still around. The T was already years behind every other… more»

1971 Ford Mustang Mach I: Eleanor’s Twin

When I spotted this 1971 Ford Mustang Mach I with no reserve listed here on eBay, all I could think of was Eleanor from the original Gone In 60 Seconds movie. Although this ’71 is two years older, it looks just about… more»

Crusty Fastback: 1968 Ford Mustang GTA

Update 5/18/15 – Since the seller pulled the auction, it has been relisted again here on eBay. From 4/26/15 – Everybody wants fastback Mustangs these days! This 1968 example proves that point well. Bidding here on eBay is already up to $14k… more»

Rusty But Cheap: 1965 Mustang

So you have always wanted a Mustang, but couldn’t afford one? Here’s a really inexpensive Mustang (at least initially!). This perforated pony is located in Milan, Missouri and is for sale here on eBay where the buy-it-now is $1,600 and… more»

Not Just Any “Old Mustang”

From Chase V – A co-worker of mine from Minnesota mentioned that he had a cousin who was considering selling his “old Mustang”. I asked several questions and my co-worker (not a car guy) only knew that it was… more»

Face-Off: 1973 Barracuda 340 Vs 1968 Ford Galaxie

For this week’s Barn Finds Face Off, we turn to some more conventional choices that pit two project hot-rods against one another: a 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 fastback here on eBay for $3,500 against a just-uncovered 1973 Plymouth Barracuda 340, listed… more»

1986 Ford LTD 5.0: Grandma’s Sleeper

This 1986 Ford LTD 5.0 here on eBay for $2,990 is a little newer than we typically feature, but the combo of staid sedan and 5.0 V8 power seemed too good not to mention. The standard Ford LTD was… more»

Bargain Beater: 1931 Ford Model A

For a while now, I have wanted to pick up a Model A to play around with. People have modified them for decades now I figured it would be fun to try my hand at it too. Messing with an… more»

Running Pony: 1971 Mustang Convertible

Most pony-car convertibles are easily 5-figure cars. This 1971 may not be to everyone’s taste, but this car is relatively inexpensive at a buy-it-now price of $7,777 and they’re listening to lower offers. Find it here on eBay and… more»

1957 Ford Thunderbird: A Day Late…

With so many classic cars hitting the market everyday, it can be difficult to keep up with all the good finds. Take this Thunderbird for example. It’s a first generation car that has been in storage since the 70’s. It’s… more»

1970 Mustang Mach I: Golden Pony

Mustang Fastbacks have become a hot item lately and they seem to be coming out of the woodwork. This 1970 Mach 1 has been parked since the late ’70s and has only 50,000 miles. One always wonders why people… more»

1958 Ford Country Wagon: Interceptor Special

When this Ford Wagon was ordered, the original owner knew must have figured they would need a lot of power to get the whole family anywhere in a hurry. At least that seems like the only reason you would… more»