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In its first two years, the Mustang changed the automotive landscape. A market was emerging with Baby Boomers looking for a car they could call their own. Ford Motor Company was ahead of the curve with the design and delivery of that car - the Mustang - and it became a sensation. Ford Vice President Donald Frey summed it up by saying, 'Mustang has come to mean more than either a horse or automobile. Mustang means fun and youth, and glamour. Mustang means sunglasses and shoes and hats. '. If you know mustangs, you know how hard it is to find them with...

Known as the 'Dentside Ford', the sixth-generation F-series pickup was produced from 1973-1979, and in 1977 the Ford F-series became the Most-selling pick up in America; a title Ford still holds today. The sixth generation was introduced with higher payload capabilities in both 2-wheel and 4-wheel drive versions. This beautiful workhorse comes to us in a two-tone paint pattern, the classic Ford red and cream with black trim. All the glass, mirror, exterior trim pieces, bumper/fender, and the badging are in remarkable condition. She has a classic look down to the original wheels. Inside the Ford F250 the workhorse look shows as the interior does have a mirror flaw; but it doesn't take away how gorgeous the interior looks. The passenger side does not have any flaws. The gauges are all working along with the original radio. The door panels, headliner, carpet, are all in remarkable shape. The bed also...

The fifth generation Mustang was quite a treat. Loved by enthusiasts for staying true to Mustang roots; tastefully resembling the style of the original 60's fastback Mustangs, but with modern day technology. This GT is one of the coolest Stangs to come from the 2005-2014 lineup. Under the hood we have a 4. 6 Liter V8. Runs great and sounds mean. Seats are in really nice shape. The automatic convertible top raises and...

This '66 coupe has a 200 cubic inch inline-six engine with a 3-speed manual transmission. The Mustang is wearing a clean coat of red paint over a black vinyl interior. Though mostly period correct, a Classic Auto Sound radio was fitted to improve sound quality and modern compatibility. The peppy 6-cylinder happily buzzes up to speed, and the 3-speed manual is a pleasure to drive. It effortlessly floats from gear...

This Mustang was purchased in 1972 and kept in the same family to this day, owned locally in Texas according to the current owner who is the grandson of the purchaser in '72. There was even an original owner's manual provided. Walking around this piece of Ford history one should notice the Beige gloss paint that is offset with black stripes down the sides. Adding to the curb appeal are 14' chrome hubcaps wrapped in white wall radial tires, chrome bumpers, chrome handles, yellow fog lamps in the grille, 289 badging, and chrome Mustang emblems. The two-toned tan with black interior flows well with the exterior paint theme. Some notable features inside the cabin include chrome trim, tan vinyl bucket seats, tan vinyl door panels, an AM radio, seat belts, and carpeting. Powering this '68 Pony is a 289 CID V8 engine that is mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. Under the hood still appears to be original with...