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The 1950s were the budding years of the hotrod and nothing was quite as popular as a Ford Flathead V8. This 51 2 door Crown Victoria is a real time Machine for those who remember these years fondly. The car is finished in matte black with red pin striping and has chrome trim and bumpers that really pops! The swooping body lines combined with white wall tires and polished hub caps really give the car an eye catching stance. The interior is finished in a two tone red and white vinyl. With the bench seat there's plenty of room for cuddling at the drive in. Under the hood is a flathead V8 and is mated to an old school 3 on the tree manual transmission. This car will get up and go! With dual exhaust tips this car has a real throaty growl so everyone will hear you coming. If you're looking...

Originally from Florida, this car came here locally in 2018 and was completely rebuilt from the ground up. Only 469 miles have been put on the odometer since. The tub is steel, which is rare on a T-bucket. The front end is from a Model A and the rear end is a Dodge 8 3/4 inch. All the woodwork and the interior are brand new and 100% custom. The power is being supplied by a 350 CI V8 mated to a TH350 Transmission that shifts smooth. The top that is on this vehicle will come off completely but will not lay down. New parts include: Wiring, Alternator, Fuse Block, Starter, Gauges, Sending units and Master Cylinder. Options on this cool 1923 T-Bucket...

This cruiser is painted in the elegant two tone blue and red paint with classy etching in the glass. Blue cloth interior in the cab and pop out back seat keep comfort a priority. Harry Shay's effort to provide the nostalgic looks of the Model A Ford roadster with the ease of a late-model car. Underpinned by thoroughly modern Ford mechanicals, the Shay was embraced by some and derided by others because it was inevitably compared to the simple and affordable 1928-'29 Ford it replicated. Powered by Ford's 4 cylinder Pinto motor and automatic transmission this Model A only has 58,144 miles. With a nostalgic bloodline this Shay Model A gives t.

Here's an affordable convertible you can drive and have fun with. Nice style, colors, and a more economical engine than those with the larger engine options. The light yellow exterior finish is very presentable, with a smooth shine and nice panel gaps. Ford did a great job on the styling on these, with the end result being a well-proportioned automobile with a sporty personality. The automatic top function works as it should. Brightwork also looks good, and a set of bias ply whitewall tires finishes it off for that vintage look. Although not perfect, it is an affordable vehicle that can certainly be enjoyed as it is, or made as nice as you desire.

The spacious black vinyl interior features bucket seats and console, and still looks very good. Drop the top, and hit the beach! There's plenty of room inside, and in the massive trunk. Power steering and power brakes make it very easy to...

What an exciting time it was to be an American! It was because of the times that Ford selected the name, Galaxie, for their newest car at the end of the 50's as to tie in with the allure of the Space Race that had Americans full of wonder. Here we have a 1964 model, the last year of the second generation. What a design, Ford did a fantastic job with the model. The white paint looks good, she has certainly provided some enjoyment on the road. The black vinyl interior compliments the exterior well and is in great shape. She is sporting 18' Boss rims wrapped in Nexen Radial Tires. The hood really completes the stance giving her a Thunderbolt style look! Under the hood you'll find a 352ci V8 backed by a 3-speed automatic...