When a seller claims that a classic has no rust or rot but their images show surface corrosion, it’s easy to doubt their claim. However, this 1976 Ford F250 Crew Cab Highboy has spent its time in a favorable… more»
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Original 302: 1976 Ford Bronco
A project candidate requiring a total restoration with a five-figure asking price won’t appeal to some enthusiasts. That said, the ongoing popularity of the First Generation Bronco makes it a common sight. Such is the case with this 1976… more»
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Two Owner Survivor: 1974 Ford Courier
Original paint? Check. Original manuals? Check. Factory jack and tool kit? Yes! This two-owner 1974 Ford Courier is as clean as they come, short of being restored. The “Slick Chick” aluminum camper top – installed when the truck was… more»
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Three-Decade Slumber: 1969 Ford Mustang
Hidden in this garage is an extremely promising project candidate. This 1969 Ford Mustang has hibernated for thirty-five years, and while it looks tired, time has treated it surprisingly well. It is a rock-solid project candidate featuring a V8… more»
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Early And Cheap: 1964½ Ford Mustang Project
Because the Ford Mustang was introduced on April 17, 1964, a lot of folks have referred to the early examples as 1964 ½ models. But that was totally unofficial, as Ford titled every Mustang built before the 1966 model… more»
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Hot T-Bird: 1987 Ford Thunderbird
Sometimes, you just have to respect the build. It’s not always our cup of tea, or the type of vehicle we’d build for ourselves, but when someone clearly has a passion for a specific model, who are we to… more»
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Double Dose: Pair of 1956 Ford Fairlanes
The Fairlane nameplate arrived on full-size Fords in 1955 as a nod to Henry Ford’s estate in Michigan. The car would hold the top spot until the Galaxie arrived in 1959, and later on it would transform into a… more»
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1:25 Scale Memories: Collection of AMT Model Kits
If you were a young boy growing up in the 1960s, AMT model kits may have been a big part of your life. I know they were for me. A month (or less) wouldn’t go by when I would… more»
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Hand-Built Body: 1929 Ford Model A Speedster
Custom builds come in all shapes and sizes, as demonstrated by this 1929 Ford Model A Speedster. Its creator didn’t aim for pristine presentation; instead, they recreated the look of a vintage racer that will undoubtedly turn heads. What… more»
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Only 12k Original Miles! 1974 Ford Maverick Survivor
How much appreciation does a Maverick deserve? The model came into the world as a compact car with pony styling features, a sort of sidekick to the Mustang. At launch, it sold three times as many units as the… more»
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Solid Project: 1967 Ford Mustang
Rust is often a consideration when assessing First Generation Mustangs as project candidates, and this 1967 Fastback is no exception. However, its problems are relatively minor, making it a structurally sound proposition. It runs and drives, but it has… more»
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Cheap 1986 Ford Mustang Convertible!
For some of our readers, the summer season and prime time to enjoy a convertible will be drawing to a close before you know it. However, when a Mustang drop-top that seems as reasonably priced as this 1986 model… more»
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1965 Ford Mustang Convertible Barn Find
For many barn find hunters, a dusty pony car sitting in a barn is about as good as it gets. This one is even better because it’s a convertible! It’s obviously going to need some work, but maybe if… more»
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500 HP V8-Powered 1965 Ford Cortina
Stuffing an American V8 into small British cars rarely manifests itself in the form of a Cortina, and this custom creation shows zero signs of half-baked 24-pack engineering. Subtle oversized wheels and tires ride in unmodified fender openings. The… more»
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V8 HiPo Powered: 1966 Ford Bronco
Many of the early Broncos we come across are modified so heavily that it seems like very little of the original factory metal remains. This 1966 Ford Bronco might be modified, but its body hasn’t been cut up to… more»
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Fire Chief Wagon? 1962 Ford Country Sedan
For many moons, the Country Sedan was Ford’s mid-range, full-size station wagon, sandwiched between the Ranch Wagon and Country Squire. We’re told this one is said to have been equipped from the factory for fire department service (though I’m… more»
