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It is powered by the numbers matching 239 Flathead V8 that has been bored. 030 over and equipped with a heavy lift cam. It is also equipped with the 3 speed manual transmission. Options on this 1950 Ford F1 Panel for sale include: AM/FM radio, cloth interior, leather seats, and radial tires. Newer parts on this Ford include both water pumps, a fuel pump, and a new carburetor. This F1 is part of the first generation, which was from 1948 til 1952. The grill design for 1948 til 1950 was a...

Sitting in the driver-s seat is like getting in a time Machine! With 51,620 actual miles, this is probably one of the lowest mileage Models A Fords in existence. Options are limited but include cloth seats, bias ply tires, vinyl roof, and wire wheels. Dark Chocolate Brown exterior with a tan interior and black accents really give this car a clean, classy look. The original numbers matching 4 cylinder flat engine still powers this beauty down the road, and connects to the original numbers matching 3 speed manual transmission! A new timing gear has recently been put in the engine and the trunk on the back adds not only a touch of class, but some extra storage for cleaning supplies, or your luggage on extended...

Between 1927-1931 Ford churned out nearly 5 million Model As. There were numerous body styles on the same platform and this is a unique one; a closed cab pickup with wooden bed sides rather than the more common steel sides. This would've been the F150 work horse of its day, but now it makes a great parade vehicle. The original 201 CID I4 is rated has been rebuilt within the last 200 miles and should propel you comfortably to 55 mph. This truck fires right up and shifts smoothly through all 3 gears. The truck has a beautiful two tone tan and black color scheme which looks great with the oak bed. The oak bed floor, sides, and stake sides are all new and beautifully finished. Adding to the reliability of this truck is the completely new...

Ford and car enthusiasts around the world just celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Mustang. This is the car we celebrated. A few coupes and convertibles squeaked off the assembly line in 1964 but '65 is the first full production year. What better way to celebrate an American icon than with this Wimbledon white coupe. This one is equipped with a trusty 289 CID V8 which was rebuilt less than 10,000 miles ago. Backing the V8 is a C4 automatic transmission with center console gear selector. Added goodies include new carburetor, Vintage Air AC unit, and front disc brakes. The suspension has been improved significantly with sub frame connectors, heavy duty rear leaf springs, and Koni gas...

Brought back from the dead, this Pony was neglected in all of its life. Like Cinderella however, this bad little Pony was given a chance at a better life. Restored to top-notch qualifications designed to match to glory that it once had. This particular pony is a rare breed for 1966, only one of 12,520 1966 Mustang convertibles made with the luxury package, this is one incredibly optioned car, ranging from the power brakes, power steering, the automatic convertible top, even down to the details such as remote side-view mirrors. The engine is a stout 200 Cubic Inch inline 6, which is known the be the original engine that came in this car. The transmission is the Ford C4 3-Speed Automatic, which is even a popular transmission by today's standards. The exterior of the car is painted in a beautiful medium blue metallic, which shines likes a diamond in the sun. The interior is beautiful blue and white combination, which carries a subtle sense of class and style throughout. The seats are printed with the classy 'Pony Pattern', which shows a group of Mustangs galloping, on all 4 seats. The beautiful interior is also accented in a stylish wood grain dash...