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This old Ford is an example of a 'seasoned' old classic. The 221ci flathead v8 purrs like a kitten and is quick to fire up. It drives and shifts well too! The car shows just the right amount of patina. The paint is lacquer, so it still holds a nice shine. The window glass has settled and shows some bubbling - likely evidence of being 86 years old. The interior is broken in but free of major rips and tears. Just slack carpet and pits in the fabric. 86-year-old cars are rarely found in this condition anymore. This 36 Ford is most likely a restored survivor that has aged into a nice comfortable shoe. It runs and drives well and is very presentable. A great driver that you can enjoy...

According to its trim plate, it appears to be in the same colors as it was when it was originally built, with code N (aka 'Platinum', aka 'Light Blue') paint, and code 58 (Dark Blue) for the interior trim. Of course, that shouldn't come as a surprise, given that this is essentially a one-owner car! The niece of the original owner, who brought us this classic, has known this beauty for 56 years now! It's powered by the same power train that it came with from the factory, a big block Ford 390 CID V8 and its corresponding 3-speed automatic transmission. When they were new, those big, thumping 390s produced 315 horsepower and 427 Lb/Ft of torque. more than enough to get one of these 'Birds blazing down the highway! While it's impossible to verify that the odometer hasn't rolled over, a thorough going over on this car will likely leave the inspector concluding that it has indeed not yet passed the 100K mark. The interior of the car reflects how well it has been cared for over the years, with only some minor wear showing on the top of the driver's door panel. no doubt from the driver waving to...

The Ford Model A was the second biggest success for the Ford Motor Company after its more famous predecessor, the Model T. First sold on December 2, 1927 it replaced the Model T which had been in production for 18 years. The new Model A was designated a 1928-year model and was available in four standard colors. By February 1929, one million Model As had been sold and by July of the same year, two million. By March 1930, three million Model As were sold in nine body styles. Model A production ended in March 1932, after 4. 8 million had been made in all body styles. This all black Model A runs and drives amazing! It starts right up and purrs like a kitten thanks to an updated electrical system...

Owned by one owner since 88 and with only 92279 showing on the dash. Painted in Driftwood Clearcoat Metallic with matching Sand beige Cloth interior it takes you right back to the 80s. Powered by a 1. 9L EFI motor and 5 speed manual transmission it...

If you are in the market for an old body style Ranger you already know this is it! Are you kidding me a 1984 Ford Ranger WITH A Longbed and 2 GAS TANKS with only 44k miles! This unicorn of a Ranger is rolling with a 2. 8 liter V6 and as fresh as can be inside and out. Its gonna be hard to say you are in the market for a Ranger and pass on this. If you want it, here it is. You owe it to yourself to quit wasting time surfing the net...