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This tremendous modest Roadster is a classic description of what most people think of when you say Hotrod. Roadsters were the clear choice due to them being light weight, easy to modify, and not to mention cheap to buy. The more money they could save on the body , the more money that could be dumped in to the motor. Times have changed, due to this change the way to go is with a down reproduction fiber glass body with functional doors. With these specific type of body rust will never be an issue. This particular Roadster has an amazing bright, slick red paint that will get your attention, but what will make you do a double take is the crazy red and orange flames that are tastefully placed from the top of the grill to the doors. When you open the cross mounted hood, the glow of the of the chrome makes it difficult to see, but when you eyes adjust you will spy the classic Hot-rodder's go to piece. the small block 350...

This Beauty will give you the comfortably and ease of every day driving like her Ford Mustang roots. But, at the same time breaking the necks of pedestrians with its aggressive Eleanor Inspired face lift. This Black Beauty-s exterior consist of a Shelby fiberglass hood, hood scoop, hood pins, Shelby R open front valance with two driving lights, Shelby fiberglass trunk lip with spoiler, Shelby billet race mirrors, and Shelby tail lights. This exterior is finished off by its racing inspired 18- Coy Wheels wrapped in radial tires. Now looking into this Mustang-s power plant of a 289 V8 Engine conducted by a 4 speed Manual Transmission with Hurst Shifter. Some aftermarket products that let this V8 -gitty up and go- is a 4 Barrel Edelbrock 550 CRM Carburetor, Long Tube Headers, Flowmaster Dual Exhaust, Edelbrock Torquer Clack Ceramic Coated Intake Manifold, and Pertronix Points Free Electronic Ignition. Take a seat into her Driver-s seat and you will see it-s Beautiful Black Vinyl...

This C-code pony is a beauty and ready to cruise on down to the drive-in or next show! Powering this 65 Ford Mustang for sale is a 289 cubic inch small block V8 engine. This small block Ford engine has plenty of pep in its step, with a snappy throttle, and a gorgeous exhaust tone that screams classic 60s muscle. Backing the 289 is a C4 3-speed automatic transmission. With the 'Green-Dot' option, you can choose to run through all three gears in one easy mode. Pop it back down into drive for your normal cruising functions. The way this Mustang was built, you can tell that this Ford was built to cruise! Add in air conditioning, front disc brakes, and power steering, and you have yourself one fun and easy driving Mustang for sale. The power is thrown to the pavement with ease, thanks to Torq-Thrust II style wheels wrapped in radial tires. At a glance, it's easy to see that this Mustang is vintage in pedigree. This pretty pony is adorned with a factory shade of Wimbledon White. With a lovely rake and stance, this driver quality stallion has a muscle car look that's a real blast from the...

This one is a particularly rare model as it is a true Q-code car. There were 5,049 convertibles built in 1966, out of those 74 only had 428 CID 345 HP V8 with factory air condition. Most know that 1966 was a year of lasts: the last convertible, the last unibody, and to some, the last of the classic Thunderbirds. This car is a true collector-s item that would fit nicely into anyone-s garage. The 428 CID V8 was the same motor that was put into the same year Shelby Mustang. The 428 V8 in this car is its original numbers matching car that had a rebuild 3 years ago. That powerful rare V8 is paired to the C6 3-speed automatic transmission that was also rebuilt 3 years ago. This Tbird has gone through a mild restoration including a fairly new professional paint job approx. 3 years ago that was done very well. The convertible white top is in great condition and looks awesome in contrast to the fresh blue paint. All exterior trim, bumpers, emblems, & original wire hub caps are also in excellent condition for...

This first-generation Mustang debuted with moderate trim changes including a new grille, side ornamentation, wheel covers and gas cap. This 1 OWNER car was originally $3,339. 72 dollars and today you could own the appreciating asset to add to your collection.

This 66 needs no introduction and is the most popular and well-known muscle cars of the era. Seen here in triple black paint that looks great as it is a very fresh paint job that was completed less than a month ago. The fit & finish on the car is done very well; the body trim, emblems, bumpers, & window trim are all in pristine condition. This car is a ONE OWNER car within the same family since it was purchased new in 1966. They have enjoyed the car for many many years and have expressed that they will be sad to see it go.

The car shows very well and looks great against its aqua colored interior. The interior is in great condition showing the aqua vinyl seats & door panels that are free from any tears. The carpet & custom dash is also in great condition. In the dash, you will find custom gauges alongside is a CD...