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-Only a Ford Pickup works like a truck and drives like a car-. The Ford XLT Ranger was the most luxurious truck you could buy in the 60-s and had a host of brand new ideas that have come to make the Ford Truck what it is today in the marketplace. This Ford workhorse truck has newly been rebuilt with a Johnny Thomas racing engine 390ci. The new automatic transmission was installed a 2500 stall and Boyd Coddington wheels. The original body was painted 10 years ago and this truck has been in the family for 23 years. Southern people tend to make their truck one of their own. The bright work looks good on this lightning bolt white Ford. It is ready to...

This Wimbledon White pony car has been restored, but not over-restored with options and features it didn't have when new in the mid-'60's except for the Magnum 500 wheels, radial tires, and AM-FM-Cassette, this fun little car features the numbers-matching 289-2V engine (according to the owner), a three speed manual transmission, seats belts in an all-vinyl standard blue interior, and the best feature of all - air conditioning! This car was the recipient of a full and thorough restoration and the car runs, drives, and stops well. This first-gen Mustang is the one that started the pony car craze, and more than half a century later, they're as...

Powered by a 6. 4l Powerstroke diesel V8 engine and 4WD this truck is sure to handle terrain most trucks couldn-t and pull almost any load you throw on it. This truck was designed to compete against the Chevrolet 2500 Duramax diesel and the Ram 2500 with it-s cummins 6 cylinder, and boy did it compete! It is common to see diesel trucks with huge miles on them, they are excellent at towing and doing work so you see many with hundreds of thousands of miles still trucking. This one only has 68,440 miles since new! You will also notice that this truck has had a lot of great and tasteful upgrades that improve the overall look and feel. It has a custom hood, large 48 gallon fuel tank for those long journeys or road trips, upgraded sound system which really thumps, upgraded exhaust, bed cap with carpeted bed, nerf bars, backup...

This first-year production Country Squire 2-door is certainly one you-d love to take to the beach with plenty of room for friends and your surfboards. A brand-new blue paint job will certainly get you noticed in this wagon! The recently-rebuilt 239 CID Flathead V-8 runs like a champ and puts the power to the pavement (or the sand at the beach) via a 3-speed manual transmission with overdrive. In addition to the complete engine rebuild at 85,000 miles, the owner reports that the transmission was also rebuilt at 86,995 miles including the overdrive and claims that this very 1951 Ford Country Squire Woodie Station Wagon was once owned buy Woodie Fabricator Ron Heiden. The interior will fit 5 of your fellow surfers easily and comfortably, 6 of them if they-re already in their boardshorts, with room left over for the surf boards. The hits of the day can be cranked-out on the installed AM/FM/CD player and...

This 4-wheel drive Ford looks reminiscent of the old school Big Foot monster truck, with its big fat radial tires and lift kit.

The green and white exterior paint provide a classic 70-s look, and the green actually has a hint of metallic flake that helps it sparkle in the sunlight. The cloth bench seat is out of a late model truck but fits in well with the rest of the stock interior. Looking at the gauge cluster you will see white faced gauges, which are normally black, this provides a sportier look to the overall interior.

This 75- Ford is powered by a 400 CID V8 engine with a new valve train with lifters, cam, valve springs, and timing chain. Headman headers flow to the full dual exhaust that dump out on each side, in front of the rear tires, and produce a truly awesome sound. A C6 automatic transmission has been employed to shift the power to transfer case, which in turn puts the power to all four corners when desired. The 33x12. 50 mammoth radial tires are mounted to 15-inch Weld aluminum/alloy wheels, which fit this truck and...