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This beauty is dressed in a captivating powder blue exterior that complements its blue vinyl interior, creating a harmonious color scheme that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 289 V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, offering a smooth and powerful driving experience. This classic Ford Fairlane is not just about looks; it's also equipped with modern features for your comfort and convenience. Enjoy your favorite tunes with the integrated AM/FM radio and CD player, whether you're cruising down the highway or parked at a scenic overlook. The automatic convertible top allows you to easily switch between a closed roof for those less sunny days and an open sky for when you want to feel the wind in your hair. The custom wheels add an extra touch of elegance to this classic car, while the power brakes and power steering ensure a comfortable and controlled ride enhancing your overall driving experience. In conclusion, this 1967 Ford Fairlane Convertible is...

1967 marked the first the major redesign since its debut. Even though it was longer and wider the original 108' wheel base was maintained. With the wider grille opening upfront and concaved headlights outback gave the Mustang a much meaner look. This 67 was stripped down and took all the away apart. The frame was then coated with a black enamel and looks very clean. The inner and outer fender wells we're replaced along with the floor pans making this a very stout 67. The original 289 under the hood though it has been rebuilt and now has a 4 barrel sitting on top which really wakes these little V8's up. Accented with chrome valve covers and air cleaner it gives enough shine to catch your eye but you won't be spending all weekend having to clean it either. The transmission is the ever popular smooth running C-4 Cruise-O-Matic that turns the standard 2. 79 gears in the rear end. A set of factory disc upfront bring this convertible to a respectable stop. The classic 500 mag wheels wrapped with radial tires keep everything going down the road...

These original E-Series flat nose trucks were only built from 1961 to 1967. The Econoline Pickup was a 2 door variation of the 1st Generation Ford and Mercury Econoline 3-dr vans. In the first year of production 15,000 pickups were made and sold. Its early success led to adoption from competitors including the classic Dodge A100 van and pickup models. The 170 CID Inline 6 and 3-speed manual transmission are original to the truck. The engine has 98,886 original miles on it. The body has also been refurbished with a mint green paint. Inside the interior has been kept very basic with a set of black bucket seats and a rubber mat versus carpet for easy cleaning. An AM/FM radio has been added so you can enjoy your favorite tunes. Giving this truck just a tad of flash is a new...

It's painted a striking shade of white with some colorful graphics. This car is all hand-built; it was lovingly constructed by a man who raced Sprint Cars his entire life, and this was the last one, but also his finest. A made-from-scratch aluminum body has all the correct dimensions that these cars used back in the 1960's, the heyday of their popularity. It's titled as a 1967 because the state of Arizona assigned it a VIN and a year had to be assigned as well. Thenowner felt that 1967 was the era he was aspiring to, thus the 1967 Ford Sprint Car designation. Built in the Don Edmunds style as a Super Modified, it's got the right look, from the original Halibrand knock off wheels to the quick change rear axle. Climb inside this immaculate race car (removing the steering...

This is a uniquely customized truck with some great options that make owning, driving, and showing it off a fun thing to do.

Powering this F100 is First Generation Mustang Boss302 CID with a 4 Speed Top Loader. The full restoration from 1985 also included adding a Twin I Beam to the stock suspension. This truck can move with the best of them, and it has been equipped with performance gauges inside the cab and underneath the hood to monitor its outputs. While your underneath of the hood, please go ahead and check out your hair, your mustache, or just more easily other parts of the engine by looking up into the professionally installed mirrors. Mirror Mirror under the hood, who-s the best-looking engine of all?

Other unique features include the stereo speakers are set within the wood framing on the driver and passenger doors, the gas...