Ford For Sale In St. Louis

The current caretaker of this rod took possession approximately 8 years ago from the builder, who completed it just 2 years prior. Power is supplied by a rebuilt Buick 455 cu. in. big block running through a 350 3-speed automatic transmission, connected to a Ford 9-inch rear end. The odometer reflects mileage since the build. This street rod is not just about being powerful, it also has plenty of drivability with features like power steering, brakes, windows, and locks. A new thermostat will keep the motor from overheating, and the A/C will keep the interior cool as well. Dolphin Gauges keep you informed on the condition of...

The year is 1931: The Star Spangled Banner is officially adopted as our National Anthem, The Empire State building completes construction, and Al Capone goes to prison. Ride like legends of a bygone era in this particular Model A which boasts a striking yellow exterior that captures attention and admiration wherever it goes. The vibrant hue not only highlights the car's vintage appeal but also adds a touch of personality and flair, making it a standout piece in any collection or on any road. Step inside to find a crafted brown cloth interior that complements the exterior beautifully. The interior design reflects the craftsmanship and attention to detail that Ford was renowned for during this period. The brown cloth seats provide a comfortable and inviting atmosphere, ideal for leisurely drives or showcasing at classic car events. Under the hood, this 1931 Ford Model A is powered by a reliable 4 Cylinder engine, paired with a manual transmission. This combination offers an authentic driving experience that harks back to the early days of motoring. The manual transmission allows for a more engaged and hands-on driving experience,...

2005 Ford Mustang Convertible. Gateway Classic Cars of St Louis is proud to digitally present this 2005 Ford Mustang Convertible, a clean and unmodified example of the car that reignited Ford's pony car legacy for a new generation. The 2005 model year marked a rebirth for the Mustang, launching the S197 platform and bringing back the retro-inspired design that captured the spirit of the original '60s icon. This convertible, finished in Redfire Metallic, pairs classic lines with open-air driving fun - a true modern cruiser built for sunny days and weekend getaways. Under the hood, this Mustang features Ford's reliable 4. 0L SOHC V6 engine, paired with a 5-speed automatic transmission. The setup delivers smooth performance with plenty of power for highway cruising, while maintaining the balanced handling that made this generation such a joy to drive. The VIN (1ZVFT84N855214070) decodes as a 2005 Ford Mustang Convertible built at Ford's Flat Rock Assembly Plant in Michigan, equipped with the V6 engine and automatic transmission, and configured for the U. S. market. Inside, you'll find a two-tone leather interior, modern amenities like air...

Finished in a vibrant red exterior with a contrasting black interior, this Fox-body convertible captures the spirit of mid-1980s American performance and open-air motoring. With its clean lines, crisp stance, and unmistakable Mustang character, this LX represents an era when Ford reestablished its performance roots. Power comes from a 302 cubic-inch V8 breathing through BBK headers and a Flowmaster cat-back exhaust system, giving this Mustang an aggressive tone and a lively street presence. Paired with an automatic transmission, it offers both classic V8 fun and easy cruising. Drop the top and enjoy the sound of that exhaust while experiencing one of the most iconic pony cars of the 1980s. Inside, the black interior provides a sharp contrast to the red exterior, offering seating for four and classic driver-focused ergonomics. The convertible top makes it easy to transition from weekday driving to weekend fun in the sun....

1977 Ford Thunderbird - The Malaise Era Rises Again. Gateway Classic Cars of St Louis is proud to digitally present this incredibly preserved 1977 Ford Thunderbird - a stunning example of Detroit's forgotten luxury era now roaring back into the spotlight. The late 1970s marked a pivotal shift in American automotive design. Power gave way to presence, and comfort reigned supreme. Ford's seventh-generation Thunderbird embodied that transition - sleek, wide, and unmistakably bold. In fact, the 1977-79 models became the highest-selling Thunderbirds ever built, defining what personal luxury meant to an entire generation. This particular example is a true time capsule showing just 6,983 miles on the odometer. From its Dark Jade Iridescent exterior to its deep green cloth interior, every inch exudes originality, right down to the factory trim and finishes. Under the hood, Ford's dependable 302 cubic-inch V8 pairs seamlessly with a 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering the effortless glide that defined luxury cruising in the 1970s. Features like air conditioning, power brakes, and power steering make this classic as comfortable...