Ford Cars For Sale In St. Louis

Draped in a deep charcoal metallic finish, this Ford blends elegant vintage curves with a refined, performance-oriented stance. The iconic waterfall grille, teardrop headlamps, and sculpted fenders pay homage to late-'30s Ford design - while the polished five-spoke wheels, smoothed body lines, and tucked bumpers reveal its custom-built personality. Under the hood, a small-block V8 takes center stage - a cleanly installed and dressed setup complete with aluminum valve covers, performance intake, upgraded ignition, and custom plumbing. It's backed by an automatic transmission, delivering dependable street performance with the right mix of muscle and manners. The interior carries the same attention to detail, featuring custom bucket seats trimmed in black with houndstooth inserts, a polished aluminum dash, and a full suite of Dolphin performance gauges. The cab feels tight, clean, and purpose-built, offering the comfort of modern materials while maintaining a vintage truck's charm. From its low, confident stance to the mirror-smooth paintwork and modern touches throughout, this '38 Ford Pickup embodies the artistry of a true restomod - classic form reborn with modern function. It's a showpiece that's...

Inspired by the legendary 1968 film Bullitt starring Steve McQueen, this special-edition Mustang was engineered to deliver a more refined, road-focused driving experience while maintaining unmistakable Mustang muscle. Based on the Mustang GT platform, the Bullitt received a host of factory upgrades that set it apart both visually and mechanically. Under the hood is Ford's proven 4. 6L SOHC V8, enhanced with a unique high-flow intake, revised exhaust tuning, and factory calibration specific to the Bullitt package. Power is delivered through a 5-speed manual transmission, reinforcing the driver-focused nature of this model. The exterior is instantly recognizable with its de-badged grille, subtle body detailing, and understated aggression that pays homage to the original movie car. The Black paintwork complements the Bullitt's clean, purposeful styling, while the factory-specific wheels and lowered stance give it a planted, confident presence. Inside, the Bullitt theme continues with a minimalist, performance-oriented cabin. Unique trim elements, special badging, and supportive seating create an environment that feels intentional and engaging without excess flash. This is a Mustang...

Blurring the lines between road car, race car and show car. Borderline redefines the Mustang experience, delivering performance and style far beyond its S197 roots. Drawing on design cues of Pony cars ranging from 1968 to 2020, this one-off custom build exemplifies what can be accomplished with great skill, attention to detail and thousands of hours. Over 4,100 hours of labor were dedicated by the builder, with engineering help from Cortex Engineering and Forgeline Motorsports, Zycoat, Kicker and many other industry talents contributing to this masterpiece. Every detail pored over, every surface treated, every aspect refined to adhere to the builder's vision of what Ford themselves would have built. Search the internet for Borderline and see for yourself, from...

Fresh from restoration, this Bronco starts with a powder-coated frame, bumpers and wheels. The hood and roof are original metal, but the rest of the project is covered in new sheet metal and glass. Under the hood, this beautiful Bronco is powered by a 302 cu V8. This motor comes directly from a project featured in Season 4, episode 16 of the History Channel's television show, Counting Cars. After the engine swap, the motor and transmission were obtained by Gateway Broncos, of Hamel, Illinois, from which it was purchased for this project. Fuel is supplied by a FiTech Go EFI carburetor. A remote inside the cabin lets you tune the mixture on the fly. This Bronco is ready for the...

1940 Ford Coupe Restomod - Art Deco Meets Modern Muscle. Gateway Classic Cars of St Louis is proud to digitally present this breathtaking 1940 Ford Coupe Restomod - a one-of-a-kind fusion of 1940s art-deco design and modern engineering excellence. With its chopped stance, widened steel body, and mirror-black finish, this car doesn't just turn heads - it stops time. Starting life with the complete frame and drivetrain of a 2005 Chevrolet SSR, the foundation was sandblasted, clear-coated, and buffed to mirror before the all-steel 1940 Ford body was grafted on. The team at Bowden Customs of Riverton, Illinois executed a jaw-dropping transformation: six inches added down the centerline for a broader, more aggressive profile, and a six-inch roof chop that gives the car its sinister silhouette. The body and paint alone represent over 1,000 labor hours of hand-built artistry. Inside, the craftsmanship continues. The custom SSR-based interior, finished by Twin City Upholstery of Bloomington, Illinois, wraps you in deep red leather with black accents and modern comfort amenities - 10-way power heated seats, power windows and locks, cruise control, and a Kenwood premium sound system. The design bridges classic hot-rod flair with contemporary refinement. Performance comes from a 390-horsepower LS2 V8...