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Talk about a customized beast! This Bronco sports a pro built, high performance yet very streetable 400 from a 1977 Lincoln, rebuilt 40,000 miles ago. No expense spared from this balanced and blueprinted powerplant, 8 qt pan with high volume pump, +. 030 over 9 to 1 forged pistons -' wrapped with total seal rings, double roller timing chain turning a crane bumpstick, stainless steel valves and roller rockers, topped off with a Holley aluminum intake, new demon carb. and K&N filter. The gases exited via ceramic coated hooker super comp headers, a B&M off road torque converter puts the power to the modified C-6 tranny (rebuilt 25,000 miles ago) with lower 2 gears planetary set, B&M shift kit and Ford motorsport needle bearing set. The transfer case was rebuilt, front and rear axles had 3:73 gears installed, new friction disks installed in 9- limited slip rear, the front axle is a Dana 44 rev. rotation with trac-loc. The brakes and master cylinder were replaced, along with ball joints, tie rod ends, 33- tires, dual front shocks, front and rear sway bars and rancho suspension. Smooth solid ride handled by rancho lift kit no matter what the terrain!

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6L V8 engine. With just under 20,000 original miles this Mustang is begging to be driven. Putting out 220 horsepower from the factory, this Stallion is ready to gallop with the best of them! With a low burble from the exhaust, you can tell that this pony is more than ready to run. Backing the V8 engine is a 5-speed manual transmission, which makes driving this Mustang a real joy Nothing says American muscle car like a V8 engine and a stick shift transmission! Surrounded with power brakes, custom matching white wheels, and power steering, this 1996 Ford Mustang S281 Saleen for sale loves to straighten the curves and flatten the hills. The exterior is sleek and smooth, with a factory coat of white paint. The White wheels have a simple White finish which give this Pony for sale a look that tends to blend in. Outside of the few decals you can find adorning the car, it's quite the sleeper. The interior is perfect for a sports car, with lovely Black leather sport buckets up front. The mini-bench in back gives you enough room...

This wonderful example of 1960s General Motors design was purchased by the current owner 11 years ago out of San Diego and has had a pampered garaged existence since. This car shows 42,700 actual miles on the odometer. Lots of recent parts Powered by a rebuilt Oldsmobile Rocket 455 V8 and driving through a rebuilt 3 speed automatic transmission with 500 miles since, this convertible is ready to cruise and show. The front and rear suspensions have been gone through, the carburetor rebuilt, and new tires and brakes were put on when originally purchased. The trunk is immaculate and rust-free. The power convertible top works with a little bit...

Over its original 13-year production run, the Dart earned a good reputation. The Dart was one of the most successful compact cars ever introduced in the American automobile marketplace. It enjoys a strong owner loyalty and is a car that has established a reputation for reliability and value. These little Darts also had a reputation for being fast when properly equipped. This Mopar Orange example has been properly equipped for speed. This Dart could almost be considered a sleeper, but the intimidating hood scoop and big/little Weld Racing Drag Lites give it away that this is just not another reliable or cost-effective Dart. As soon as the key is turned and the engine rumbles to life, you suddenly realize this Dart means business. Under the hood of this bright orange Dart is a built up 360 CID V8 engine. The engine has been bored. 030 for a little extra displacement and to insure the rings are sealing for compression of the pistons. Feeding this healthy little 360 V8 is a Holley 750 cfm dual line carburetor. The sent gases exit through a new set of headers and exit through axle dumps. The rear end has been slightly narrowed so that meatier...

This complete frame up rebuild is turn key and ready to be enjoyed.

This awesome Ford has been owned by the same owner for 30 years and claimed to be a 2-owner truck. After 90 years this original numbers matching engine and transmission are still trucking along. All new Ford parts have been installed on this truck with the exception of the frame, running gear, motor, transmission, wheels, and cab. The truck has recently been repainted black by Larry Hill and has been reassembled with mechanical work done by Charles Rosato. The black paint is matched with black leather interior, a black soft vinyl material, and black wheels. The style in the appearance is topped off by the wood bed and wooden steering wheel. This truck is perfect for someone who wants to own a piece of Ford history or even a beginner into the car show hobby. The fun part of the early automobile is the ability to manually adjust the timing and throttle right from the steering wheel. This truck is a manual controlled by the farthest left petal on the driver side floor board. The Model T was a rear-wheel drive vehicle. Its transmission was a planetary gear...