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This Falcon is ready to impress on the street or the strip. Painted in Bright Blue it is sure to stand out when it goes flying by. The interior is Black and Gray. It features bucket seats and a full complement of gauges. This is a great running little Falcon that looks great and is very enjoyable. It has been well taken care of and has a lot of great mods and upgrades. It is powered by a Ford 351 CI V8 with dual quad carbs and is mated to B&M slap shifted Automatic and a narrowed Ford 9' rear. It has NOS and Tubbed rear. Front brakes are Disc with 5 lugs as well. The car also has a new fuel...

The '61 Thunderbird was part of Ford's third generation Thunderbird production. Optional in 1961 was the highly sought-after swing-away steering wheel, which this T-bird has to allow easy exiting.

They say you never get a second chance to make a great first impression, and this '61 Bullet-bird's aesthetic has no need for introductions. This Thunderbird is a prime survivor. The Corinthian White paint looks great and will impress anyone who gets a chance to see this beautiful classic. Inside, you will find the beautiful Black vinyl bucket seats that are assumed to have the original covering.

Under the hood you will find the 390 CID V-8 engine paired to a Cruise-O-Matic transmission that shifts smoothly and gives this car plenty of get up and go. The odometer reads just over 59K miles, and this beauty is ready for miles and miles more fun. This T-bird has power steering, power brakes, power windows, whitewall tires, full...

The Mercury Meteor was produced from 1961 to 1963. For 1961, the name was applied to low-end full-sized vehicles; for 1962 and 1963, the name was applied to Mercury's mid-sized sedans, in a marketing attempt to appeal to the excitement surrounding the Space Race, before being discontinued. Introduced while Mercury as a marque was in flux, and never a solid marketplace performer in consumer sales, the Meteor remains more a side note than a well-known Mercury product which makes this car super rare. This Meteor is powered by a 351 Windsor which is paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. It has also had a rebuilt roughly 4,500 miles ago which was completed in 2009. This Mercury also has power brakes, steering, aluminum radiator and headers with dual exhaust.

It is painted in a lime green which is also tied into the interior. Which is lime green and tan with power seats. You will also notice in the interior the remote this is a fully bagged Meteor, the video will also give you a good look...

It's already hard not to love a 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 customized to look like one of Andy Griffith's Mayberry police cars. But when that classic then there's even more fun to be had than just reminiscing with this classic piece of Americana. With hints of this being bought from the show. With Don Knotts uniform one bullet in the top pocket and Andy's and Opie's 1960's fishing pole in the rear window, it's just possible this was one of the cars from the show.

A '61 Fairlane 500 is already a pretty desirable car even before it was turned into a nostalgia Machine. It's true '60s styling with large chrome bumpers, an extra-wide grille, and a trim line that runs the length of both sides and wraps around the front like a horseshoe. And of course, the rear end was one of the best of jet-inspired age with afterburner taillights and a svelte panel that almost looked European. And only heightening this vintage appeal is the livery of Mayberry's Finest. The black & white paint, gumball light, old-school mechanical siren, and sheriff badges on the door remind you of a time when solving a crime meant returning a homemade pie....

This vehicle is in great running order and condition. The engine has reportedly been replaced with a later, and larger MGB engine in 2020.

The vehicle has been in the family since 1984 and reportedly was purchased from California prior to that. After thousands of dollars in restoration and years of love, the vehicle is offered for sale due to health reasons.

Shot in a stunning shade of lipstick Red with a wonderful shade of saddle tan interior this vehicle screams class, sophistication, taste, and style. While this will never be the fastest vehicle on the road or track, it has stiff competition in the driver's experience category. There are few things more fun than driving a slow car fast.

The undercarriage is in a believably survivor condition, showing some newer parts alongside some uncoated metals that are allowed to show surface rust. Proof of roadworthiness is evident in the form of water spots...