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This classic Automobile is believed to still be nearly all original. This Ford Phaeton was painted in black just like Henry Ford liked. His motto produce as many as possible and keep the prices cheap. This motto gave the everyday American an opportunity to own an automobile the coolest thing at the time. Believed to still be sporting its original paint from nearly 90 years ago its held up against time pretty well. It also sports a red pinstripe along the top and bottom of the car giving the black paint and body style a little extra flair. The interior is a black vinyl with enough room for the whole family. It Sport 2 spare tires one on each side with a white cover over the tires. The radiator cap is a beautiful Flying bird which is a great addition to the car. It has a clean manual convertible top as well as all the side windows. The engine is a straight 4 cylinder producing an astounding 40 Horsepower! This is paired to a manual 3 speed transmission with...

This 2-Door Post is solid example of an original Ford that lived in California, and has had some modern aesthetics added to create a true head-turner. This tidy little Ford began its life as an entry-level 2-door with the added comfort of the Ford-O-Matic 2-speed automatic transmission and 292 Cubic Inch V8 Engine. At a cost of just under $1,800 new this Ford has been updated with an Edelbrock 4bbl Carburetor, chrome alternator and Reds exhaust headers. New parts include a fuel pump, starter, transmission mounts, spring shackles, fuel tank sending unit, rebuilt speedometer with Autometer oil pressure and temperature gauges.

Having a V8 in a new Ford in the mid-50-s was something to be proud of so Ford generously displayed the V8 logo along the side of each front fender to let you know that this car means business! Just picture yourself gripping that huge black steering wheel and getting this classic on the open road. Special attention to detail from on this -56...

This Mustang has had a little work since it came of the assembly in -65. The great black on black color combination is a great look for these first generation Mustangs. Inside you are greeted by a clean black leather interior with a custom center console and 2 added cup holders. It has an aftermarket radio hooked up to two speakers near the rear window. Outside is the nice shiny black paint that has just recently been buffed and waxed. Under the hood the original 289 V8 has been replaced by a 351 Windsor V8 that fires up with a simple turn of the key, and is attached to an automatic four speed...

Sporting a potent 351 Cleveland V8 with the 4v head conversion backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission, this Mustang can haul! The racy red paint looks sharp, but the Mustang wasn't always this clean. Roughly 35 years ago the Mustang had seen better days, but a restoration was being started. New quarter-panels were hung in the rear to make this a rust-free body once again. A fresh layer of paint was professionally laid down and the decals were added to complete the look.

The interior was restored as well and the black vinyl seats have held up very well. Though the car was restored over 3 decades ago, the work all still looks like it was just completed. A quick turn of the key...

This 39 Ford Sedan has a 1970 Chevy 350 4bolt main engine out of a pickup truck. There is under 7000 miles on the engine since installed and the car since finished. Specs on this small block are General Kynetics Cam with a 450 lift and 280 duration, 600 CFM Holley 4brl carburetor, 'Brass' style engine dress up kit, full dual exhaust system, 1978 Chevy HEI distributor, and a GM internal voltage regulator. The transmission is a Turbo 350 3 speed automatic. The rest of the drivetrain is; Chrome Steel wheels with dog dish hubcaps, newer Wide Whitewall radial tires, 1968 Ford 8' Mustang rear end, 1980 Pinto/Mustang front end, 1978 Pinto disc brakes-master cylinder-proportioning valve, with 1940-46 engine mounts. Other custom items on this Ford are 1975 GM tilt column,...