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This intimidating pick-up is sure to be king of any road or terrain it steps foot on. This eye catching, early 70's beast has many modern updates that make this one-of-a-kind truck a true off roader. The first thing anyone would notice upon first glance is the fresh coat of Ford Grabber Blue paint. This truck was recently painted during its full frame off restoration and has been brought back to life with an enormous 6. 8L Ford Triton Fuel Injected V10 which makes more than enough power for this monster. The transmission is 5-Speed manual and this F250 is equipped with 4 Wheel Drive so going off road would not be a problem at all. This massive F250 is equipped with a Dana 60 Rear Axle along with a Dana 44 Front Steering...

This Mustang has been frame on restored back to a very usable condition. This -66 has a very desirable option package that includes power steering, air conditioning, and Scott Drake style chrome steel wheels. The chrome is in great condition, and the engine runs strong. The A/C blows very cold for a car of this type. The cars shifts as it should and all the lights and wipers work well. This vehicle is typical of the type automobile that both collectors and enthusiasts sought after when looking to either add to, or expand onto their collections.

The first generation Mustang was manufactured by Ford from April 1964 until 1973. The introduction of the Mustang created a new class of automobile known as the pony car. The Mustang-s styling, with its long hood and short...

One of the largest production cars in history until Ford introduced the Mustang in 1965, the Ford Model A was destined to outsell Chevy, Dodge and every other manufacturer by keeping a few simple policies; By making the car affordable to the average American worker, this car was easily obtainable whether you were a businessman taking a daily commute, or a farmer, using this vehicle to transport materials. Not only were the Model A's great production cars that were most used as a commute car or a family car, what made these models so famous were how easily the basic body can be re-tooled to make it a pickup truck instead of a 4-seater car. What makes these cars so popular today is how easily they can become a street rod with just a few simple tweeks and an engine upgrade. Most notably, the frame had been changed in the 1932 Model year, making it even more desirable to hotrodders. This particular one comes with the factory equipped 4-cylinder engine with a modified ignition system, so starting this car isn't as complicated as it was in 1932. The transmission is a basic 3-speed manual with reverse, making this truck still very...

At first glance the car looks stock with the exception of wheels, but that couldn't be further from the truth. Starting with the body - the front bumper has been replaced by a Shelby style air dam, the hood is a fiberglass cowl hood with black hood pins, all trim is done in gloss black, a one off custom grill has been fabricated for the upper and lower grill openings, the drip rails have been smoothed, door handles have been smoothed, door and trunk locks are smoothed, all emblems and badging is smoothed, the exhaust exits the rocker panels which have been beautifully notched, the quarter panel extensions have been smoothed into the new quarter panels, and the rear valance is now one piece with the quarter panels. All of this is coated in a stunning Gunmetal Gray Metallic paint that really gives this muscle Mustang a tough and modern feeling. 17' Shelby Eleanor style aluminum alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires finish off the exterior in style and really tuck into the wheel wells perfectly! All of this adds up to one of the slickest custom Mustangs you will find. Inside you are greeted by the original bench seat, which...

The Ford F Series is a line of pickup trucks and medium duty commercial trucks that were produced by Ford from 1973 to 1979. This generation also led into the introduction of the F150 that is today-s most popular model. This generation is noted for the body panel-s durability as Ford used extensive amounts of galvanized sheet metal to fight corrosion. In 1976 the F series became the best selling trucks in America, a title that it has held ever since. A luxury line called the Lariat was introduced for 1978; Ranger, Ranger XLT, and Ranger Lariat trim levels incorporated rectangular headlights with optional chrome headlight doors and chrome grille insert. This particular 1978 Ford Ranger has the very powerful 460 cubic inch numbers matching V8 lurking under the hood, backed up by an automatic 3 speed transmission. The Lariat is in extremely great condition having only 4,477 actual miles. The exterior is finished in a deep Burgundy high gloss finish with beautiful chrome trim all...