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These First-Gen Broncos are seeing such a rise in value it's making them very hard to find in decent shape for a decent price. This 1972 is no exception, Painted in Maroon with classic Mustang stylke black decals along the body. Nice and comfortable Red cloth bucket seating. Powered by a 5. 0 HO V8 that according to the owner came from a 1985 Ford Mustang GT. The V8 is paired to a T-18 Granny Gear 4-Speed Manual Transmission. Also included is a 9000lb winch in the front with a controller in the glove box. No heat or...

Ford came to play with the big dogs with this new model designed to compete with the Chevy K5 Blazer, Dodge Ramcharger and Jeep Cherokee. The second generation Bronco is unique in that it was only in production for 2 years and their sales exceeded Chevy and Dodge, making this model a huge success. There is just something about a removable top that makes you dream of flying down an empty beach with the sun setting as you pull up to a bonfire party. This Bronco fits the part to make that a reality for the next lucky owner. The fiery red paint with white accents in all the right places make this truck stand out. The aftermarket aluminum wheels and BF Goodrich All Terrain tires create the ideal look for this rugged beast. The 351 cubic inch V8 was reported to produce 156hp and and impressive 262lb-ft...

This beauty is painted in in hugger orange with a meaty set of aluminum wheels and chrome wheels. The body has been chopped 3'. Other body features include a filled cowl vent, 'Wescott' fiberglass fenders, 'V-8 Store' steel smoothie running boards, Deuce Factory S. S. head light bar, Dietz headlights, and a sunken power antenna. The tan cloth interior comes with split seats in the front with a bench in the rear. Modern gauges, a padded steering wheel w/tilt, seat belts, air conditioning, and an Am/FM/cd radio make this Ford a drivers dream. Now to the meat and potatoes of this build, the engine and drivetrain. A 454 V-8 has been bored out. 030 over with new pistons, rings, bearings, cam bearings. The block was balanced and assembled by Borchardts with hardened seats, three angle valve job and heads resurfaced. Moving up, a 'Wolverine' cam, Holley fuel pump, Edelbrock 750 CFM hand choke carburetor, Sanderson Headers,...

Titled as a 1965 Mustang, this vehicle has the vin and distinguishing markers of a 1964. Powered by a 260ci V8 with a top mounted generator instead of the alternator introduced in 1965 and hooked up to a 3 speed automatic transmission. The exterior is finished in black paint work, a red pinstripe adorning the fenders and doors, and topped with a white convertible roof. The interior is dressed in red vinyl with options including power steering, AM/FM radio, heating, and added air conditioning. Some interior markers of a 1964 are the door locks being color matched to the interior unlike 1965 when they were made chrome, a fresh air vent...

This 1930 Ford Model A features a brilliant red finish and includes an abundance of eye-opening enhancements. When you look at all the exciting details - from the body to the performance 351 small block under the hood - you soon realize that this great value is more than just a stunning appearance. There's no question that this Ford has an instant presence. The Build of the vehicle was designed to meet the standards of modern-day reliability and performance. It includes a customized, spacious interior and is equipped with heat & AC for optimal comfort. The interior has been crafted with a harmonious blend of colors to give off...