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1969 saw the addition of the third restyling of the Mustang, with 4 inches added to its length, and the width was increased by a half an inch, which allowed for a little more interior room, giving designers the chance to upgrade the interior. This peppy Pony is powered by a 302 CID V8 motor that runs strong & healthy throughout the power band. The car features a 3-speed (C4) automatic transmission that shifts smoothly up & down through the gears. The 302 is topped by an Edelbrock 4BBL carb and Edelbrock aluminum manifold, and features a mild cam, headers, and true dual exhaust with electric cutouts, which also add to the fun when you want to dial up a bit of 'don't mess with me' sound.

The Dark Aqua Metallic paint looks good in bright sunlight, the body panel gaps are even, and the body is in overall good condition. The bumpers, grill, emblems, and glass are also in nice shape, making this a Mustang a great entry point for your first classic car. The ARE Aluminum Wheels are wrapped in a quality set of Kelly Charger Radial Tires (205/60R15 in front, 235/60R15 out back), and they contrast nicely with...

This is not your average Ford Fairlane that could either be a grocery getter or a strip ripper, this Fairlane has been updated to meet the classic enthusiast or the modern drivetrain lovers. Powering this sinister Machine is a Ford build 5. 0 High Output V8. This was plucked out of a Ford Fox body Mustang 12,000 miles ago according to the owner and odometer then backed with a modern Automatic Ford build Mustang transmission. This gives you the best of both worlds, you have modern fuel injection and an overdrive transmission so you will not have to hesitate when you want to say go from Maine to California. The exterior of this beauty is glazed in a deep and rich gloss black that makes all the exterior trip just pop! If you get close enough to the paint you think its still wet and going to drip onto the floor. Crawling into the cabin of this 1967 Ford Fairlane 500 for sale is a soft and plush split bench seat up front and a cozy bench in the rear for your guests if you choose to let anyone ride with you, heck have that special someone slide over to the...

There are many 1966 Mustangs out there, but very few done as well as this beauty.

Look no further if you want more than your average pony car. For anyone who seeks quality and performance there is no other car to buy for the money. Very few details were overlooked during this extensive build, and many dollars were poured into this vehicle. The exterior is shot in a Royal Blue with tasteful striping. The tan pony interior complimented by blue carpet and dash show nicely, and have many years left in them. On to the business end of this 1966 Ford Mustang you see what might look like a stock 289 V8 but is far from it. The list of upgrades and modifications is too lengthy to list, but all top notch and thought out! This bad boy will move quick! For nice sound you get Hedmen headers and Cherry Bomb mufflers - she sounds mean. The transmission is a slick shifting T5-Z with a custom 5th gear ratio allowing for highway speeds between 2,000 and 3,000 RPMs. Out back is the stock 8' housing with 3. 25 Traction-Loc gears. This combination will make those other ponys cars step aside for...

This is no ordinary Lariat Crew Cab F350 Super Duty dually is powered by the desired 7. 3L V8 Power Stroke Diesel engine just recently rebuilt within the last 1000 miles. Adding to the rebuilt engine is a rebuilt 5-Speed transmission to match. This 2-wheel drive 1999 F350, it has been upgraded with a complete 2011 F350 leather Interior with back up camera, sound system, Tinted windows and bedliner. They didn't stop thereby adding the updated 2011 doors and tailgate with a custom fiberglass hood. There is no way you would miss this ride going down the road with its semi-truck 24' wheels with black accent lugs and trim.

Dubbed the name 'Betty', this LTD wagon has been in many television shows, movies, and commercials. Most recently she was Betty Drapers car in seasons 6 & 7 of the AMC TV show, Mad Men. Betty was manufactured in Los Angeles and has spent majority of her life in Southern California. She was originally purchased by collector Hiram Bond. In 2004 she was purchased by collector Jeff Frank, who lent Betty out to various film projects.

Cosmetically, Betty is in excellent shape and has been repainted only once. Mr. Frank had the wood decals on the side removed, then applied a coat of the original color, Red, before adhering new wood decals. 1966 was the first year they introduced the 'magic door' which is a lift gate that opens from side to side, and up and down. It made it much easier for passengers to access the rear seats and easy access for cargo hauling. Betty is powered by her original engine, the all powerful 390 CID V8 that runs...