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The 21st century Ford Thunderbird was a collectable the moment it hit the showroom, but some are more collectable than others. This relatively rare (having only 1000 produced, this being #171) 2004 Ford Thunderbird 'Pacific Coast Roadster' stands out in a crowd while still delivering the same driving experience that keeps these cars in such high demand.

Like the Neiman-Marcus and 007 special editions, the Pacific Coast Roadster edition got its own color called Monterey Mist Green, which makes the Thunderbird look sleek, not vintage. For a car that has been around for 17 years now, the finish is in very good condition, a testament to both the care it has received and the fact that it was never really used as a daily driver. Build quality on these cars was quite good, with sharp gaps all around and doors that close with a solid sound, rather well done for a car with a convertible top. The vintage T-Bird look is still there in small doses, particularly up front where there is a nice chrome grille and hood scoop, while out back, the big, round taillights are a 21st century take on Ford's favorite jet-age styling feature. Beautiful Thunderbird emblems resemble...

Few will be fortunate enough to find a car this age with such a short ownership trail - its current owner purchased this vehicle from its original purchaser (aunt and uncle); so, it has been essentially in the same family since it was purchased new. Recent work done on the car includes having the turbocharger rebuilt, along with having the head gaskets and rear main seal replaced as well. While the car is not its original white, the red paint looks great, and the chrome trim is in very good shape as well. The black interior looks very well cared for, and is 'vintage 1960's cool', with its chrome trimmed gauge bezels and switchgear. This gorgeous Corvair is powered by its numbers matching turbocharged flat-six (boxer) engine, which transfers power to the independent rear suspension through its original 4-speed manual gearbox. This combination of a 180HP turbocharged flat six and 4-speed manual transmission provides plenty of pep for such a lightweight car, so it gets along quite nicely in traffic, thank you. This little red Corvair has 'plenty of life left in the tank' to be a 'fun to cruise in' drop-top for many years of enjoyment. This red beauty is...

Here it is - the car that started an entire movement in the automotive industry! When Ford brought the epic Mustang to life, they single handedly started the pony car movement. Perhaps one of the most iconic of classic cars, the Ford Mustang was introduced late in 1964 as a response to the improving economy of the early 1960's with consumers looking for smaller cars complete with performance and luxury. This one has that vintage look and everyday drivability that you'll enjoy every time you take her out for a cruise. With just the right amount of chrome trim, this 1966 Ford Mustang for sale has all the right curves in all the right places, and her dual exhaust has the right sounds! This 1966 Ford Mustang for sale is ready to hit the pavement and has the looks that you want in a classic car. It rides on 195/75R14 white wall radials, that wrap its Magnum 500-style chromed wheels, and provide improved handling over what it would have originally had back in '66. A vintage survivor, this turquoise and white Mustang has a near-matching two-tone Pony-style interior, which shows well and is comfortable to cruise in. It's powered by a...

The 21st century Ford Thunderbird was a collectable the moment it hit the showroom, but some are more collectable than others. This relatively rare (having only 1000 produced) 2004 Ford Thunderbird 'Pacific Coast Roadster' stands out in a crowd while still delivering the same driving experience that keeps these cars in such high demand. Like the Neiman-Marcus and 007 special editions, the Pacific Coast Roadster edition got its own color called Monterey Mist Green, which makes the Thunderbird look sleek, not vintage. For a car that has been around for 17 years now, the finish is in very good condition, a testament to both the care it has received and the fact that it was never really used as a daily driver. Build quality on these cars was quite good, with sharp gaps all around and doors that close with a solid sound, rather well done for a car with a convertible top. The vintage T-Bird look is still there in small doses, particularly up front where there is a nice chrome grille and hood scoop, while out back, the big, round taillights are a 21st century take on Ford's favorite jet-age styling feature. Beautiful Thunderbird emblems resemble the originals with...

The truck is powered by a V8 305 engine backed by an automatic transmission, delivering a classic familiar V8 performance that suits both light work and relaxed cruising. Drivability is enhanced by power steering and power brakes, while the tilt steering wheel adds an adjustable driving position for greater comfort. The truck rides on aluminum wheels and custom wheels, fitted with a setup that gives the vehicle a purposeful stance and complements the overall appearance. This 1985 Chevrolet Pickup combines classic Chevy V8 character with practical...