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1994 began the fourth generation for Ford Mustangs which brough its first major redesign in fifteen years. The Mustang GT was reintroduced in January 1994, featuring higher performance and better handling than the base Mustang or its 1993 predecessor.

Moving this Classic Ford down the road is the original 5. 0L (302 CID) V8. While helping shift through the gears is the original 5 Speed Manual transmission with Overdrive. This low mileage GT is showing only 48,904 actual miles on the odometer. This sleek example of a 94 GT Convertible is done in the exterior factory color of Deep Forest Green Metallic, paired with a White convertible top. The interior compliments nicely with White leather bucket seats. This is 1 of only 217 1994 Mustang GT 2-Door Convertibles that were produced with these paint/trim codes. Options on this 1994 Ford Mustang...

Powered by a strong 4. 6l V8 with 4 valves per cylinder making a rated 305 horsepower, this drop-top is no slouch! The 5-speed manual and Rear Wheel Drive make this Cobra a very potent performer. The black exterior really stands out from the crowd. Paired with the Saddle interior and top, this is one of only 61 in this color combination! Sold with Cobra SVT Certification, this is #3249 out of #3480, Assembled 05/14/98.

This example has traveled just over 106k miles, under 5000 per year, and is ready to take you on a horsepower-filled journey! Options include Air-Conditioning (currently not cold), AM/FM Radio, Power Convertible top, Spare Tire & Jack, Cruise Control, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Seats, Power Windows, Anti-Lock Brakes, Tilt Steering...

Classified as a 'survivor' this truck gives you the option of leaving it alone or improving on it's appearance and drivetrain. Under the hood is the Y Block 272 cubic inch V8 with a 4 speed manual transmission. The gray exterior and blue interior has held up pretty well for being 60 years old! Not packed to the gills with options or creature comforts, this is...

This brown-on-brown Gran Torino is a true survivor, having been in the same family since it was new. Its original owner, who was in the military, purchased the car in 1972 in California, and took it with him wherever he was stationed. After his passing, his son brought it to Texas from Little Rock, AR, and it has been kept here since. The 351 that it was manufactured with, along with the 3-speed automatic transmission, are unrestored and have not been rebuilt. Both the exterior and interior have been left unrestored, so although they are showing their age a bit, this car is in solid condition for being an unrestored 50-year-old car! The paint is clearly in a natural state of 'patina', and the seats and headliner are...

Used primarily for small town parades, this Briggs and Stratton powered coach is a great novelty car! The Briggs and Stratton engine produces 18 horsepower and has electric start.