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The Ford Falcon was a great value focused nameplate for Ford, it offered a model for every wallet and personality. This 68 Club Coupe is a nice survivor quality classic with a solid body and very presentable paint and trim. It wears what appears to be an older coat of Lime Gold paint and has solid trim with very little pitting and no dings. It sits on 4 lug Magnum wheels which add a nice touch of class and aura of performance. Inside, you're greeted with rip free white vinyl bucket seats up front, with a bench in the rear and a custom center console. The brown dash is crack free, and the brown carpet is in great shape as well. Under the hood is a 200ci inline six spinning a three speed C4 automatic transmission. The car starts readily and runs and drives well. Overall, this 1968 Ford...

Only 500 of this specific model were manufactured in '02. The XKR 100s featured 20' wheels, Brembo brakes, special badging, and a mess grille. The current seller's been a steward of the car for the last 21 years. The sleek body is finished in a slick coat of black paint with a black leather interior, and black wheels locking in the sinching sophisticated look. Back in 2002 These supercharged Jags were feature laden highway missiles. This one is notable with all the features still in working order, including cold AC, power seats, windows, and etc. The 4. 0L supercharged V8 makes a healthy 370hp and runs well. The car pull strongly and shifts like butter. It rides well too. These Jags are great isolation Machines with just the right amount of sport, luxury, and...

1965 was a major refresh of the 4th gen Fairlane model line. Squared up and given a broader formal look, the Fairlane seemed to be reclaiming it's upscale origins. This Fairlane was optioned with the desirable 500 package on a 2dr hardtop 'Sports Coupe' body. Under the hood is a 289ci V8 backed by a Cruise-O-Matric 3 speed automatic. This 500 Sport Coupe turns heads with its metallic blue paint over light and dark blue interior with center console. A 65 Fairlane Sports Coupe is a cool bird; you'll be just as cool thanks to the cold AC! All accessories are also in working order, a true driver quality ride that can be enjoyed as is. The price is right on this one! Get it while it's hot. This clean...

The Model was produced from 1927-1931. Built in numerous body styles including trucks. The only power train option was a 201CID L-Head I4 attached to a three-speed sliding mesh manual transmission. The Model A was the first to use a conventional clutch, brake pedal, and gearshift. Like the Model T, the Model A was an instant seller with almost five million units sold. This 1929 Ford Model A Sport Coupe is painted in classic beige with black fenders and wire wheels. A beige...

Step into a piece of American automotive history with this stunning 1946 Lincoln Continental Coupe, a true classic that exudes timeless elegance and sophistication. This remarkable vehicle boasts a striking blue exterior that wonderfully complements its blue/gray cloth interior, creating a harmonious and visually appealing aesthetic. The interior is thoughtfully designed with both cloth and vinyl materials, offering a blend of comfort and durability that enhances the overall driving experience. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful V12 engine paired with a 3 Speed on column manual transmission, delivering a driving experience that is both smooth and exhilarating. This classic coupe rides on radial tires, providing a reliable and comfortable ride, while the wide white walls add a touch of vintage charm that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The hub caps further enhance the vehicle's classic appeal, completing the look of this impressive designed automobile. Experience the timeless blend of classic style and modern convenience with this 1946 Lincoln Continental Coupe. Its timeless design, powerful performance, and thoughtful features make it a...