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Iconic. Legendary. Definitive. Those are all words to describe the first-generation Mustang. This 1965 Mustang Luxury Fastback was built in July of 1965 originally at the San Jose plant, and the owner states it was restored around 8 years ago. This Luxury package of the Mustang fastback was part of a production run of just 5,776 cars, adding to the rarity of Mustangs made for 1965. The car has the proper -A- Code 289 V8, mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The is finished in Raven Black over a red vinyl interior. It also features air conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Power steering, power brakes, radial tires, and the original wheels. Turn the key and the 289 4v V8 roars to life and plays the siren song of horsepower! Don-t miss your chance to wrangle your very own Mustang, before someone...

What can be said about this 2008 Ford Mustang that can't be said about every Mustang on the road? For starters this Ford Mustang is a GT500 Sherrod. Another thing that won't be noticed upon first look is the Lambo style doors the owner has put in place of your standard boring doors. This 2008 Ford Mustang has been so well cared for you might be surprised to learn that it was driven at all. The interior of your 2008 Mustang Sherrod comes with the new car smell still intact. The leather interior provides comfort and durability that can't be found with even the nicest vinyl interiors. Laying down the power is a 4. 6 Liter engine that is both economical and a powerhouse of performance. The 5-speed manual transmission allows the driver to hit gears as they see fit. This fine looking Mustang is perfect for hitting the road and fully enjoying what the wonderful engineers at Ford have built. This is a clear cut example of a well designed well built car should be.

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This Mustang is believed by the seller to still have the original 289CID 4V V8 (A Code) with a four-barrel Holley Carburetor. It was rebuilt just over 1000 miles ago and is backed by a 4-speed transmission. This GT is Black, and Red it is equipped with the Rally Pack and a full-length console with the classic Wood Steering Wheel! The Current owner believes he is the second owner and has had this GT for the last 35 years! These cars with their sporty long hoods, along with short rear decks, became the progenitor of the 'Pony Car' market. The '66 Mustang was the beginning of a market...

This is the GT fastback version, with a 4-speed automatic equipped with a B&M shifter. Behind that, is a Ford posi rear end and 3:91 gear ratio to get those tires spinning. The body paint red and interior Black. Options on this 1971 Ford Torino power steering, brakes, AM/FM radio, CD and Cassette...

The Torino is an often forgotten and overlooked stalwart of the Ford Performance arsenal with noteworthy racing Torinos in NASCAR, especially! This 71 Torino GT is finished in a striking Pewter Metallic over - claimed original - tan vinyl interior. The color complements the low sweeping body lines well. The tan vinyl interior is rip free and presents like near new. The factory gauges are all there although only the in-dash fuel and speedo are working. however under the dash is a complement of Autometer gauges including a water, oil pressure and tachometer gauges. The dash cap is crash free and the original seat belts are present and accounted for as well. Under the hood is a 351 cu-in, Cleveland V8 rated at 285 horsepower and 370 lb-ft of torque topped with a 750 CFM Brawler Street carburetor. Long tube headers and custom exhaust allow for a serious bark! Power is put to the ground though a C6 three-speed automatic sending power to the rear wheels with via 3:73:1 gears. The staggered 17' front and 20' rear Black and chrome American Racing wheels are wrapped in BFGoodrich G-Force Sport tires to ensure this car had plenty of grip whether launching from...