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A mid-year model crossover, the '59 Fords were quite the mixed bag of badging. At various shows you'll often find patrons arguing whether it's a Fairlane, Fairlane 500, Galaxie, or Galaxie 500. Truth be known, they were actually all one in the same. Taking on the bigger and boatier lines of the Thunderbird, the Galaxies truly took on big bodied form, superseding the Ford Fairlanes. Continuing the Fairlane's roll as Ford's full-sized sedan, they had various options in various trims. This particular Fairlane being a two-door, still has a sporty feel, while maintaining the room needed for a family. This particular '59 Ford for sale left the factory with a 200 horsepower 292 Y-block engine. It's since been replaced with the more modern 5. 0 liter (302 cubic inch) small block Ford V8. With performance goodies like headers and dual exhaust, this small block Ford rumbles and pushes this 1959 Ford Fairlane for sale along with ease. Backing the small block Ford is an automatic transmission. Built for easy cruising, this 1959 Ford for sale is eager to take a trip down to local show or drive in movie! The exterior is...

The 420 was produced by Jaguar for only 2 model years of 1966 and 1967 and marketed as the ultimate expression of a series of compact sporting saloon vehicles. The exterior styling of the 420 was taken from the Jaguar S type and was only slightly altered in the front with changes to the light placement and the design of the grilles. Several mechanical upgrades were made to improve the performance and handling of the 420 over the S type such as an improved Model 8 transmission, a more efficient radiator, a dual line hydraulic braking system, larger dual carburetors, a pre engaged starter, and an alternator rather than the dynamo from the S type. This particular Jaguar spent most of its life in southern California and the fair weather there helped maintain this cars excellent condition throughout. This Jaguar is beautiful inside and out and has had many upgrades making this car ready to be used as a daily driver if you wish. The fuel system has been completely re-done, the cooling system has been completely rebuilt, the carburetors have been completely rebuilt as well including an all new brake system has been installed, and a new exhaust system finishing...

This full size sedan not only is the epitome of vintage luxury and still has room for 6 adults and all of their respective luggage. Take a peek inside that trunk and you will see enough room for several golf bags or plenty of groceries. This car has traveled under 40,000 miles since new and is being sold by the original owner who has meticulously maintained this car from new. When new, these vehicles had a sticker price of right around $22,000, which made it the most expensive American-made vehicle of that year. Taking inflation into effect, this Lincoln would cost almost $84,000 in US currency today. Luckily, we aren-t crazy enough to ask for that much. The 7. 5 liter V8 engine purrs smoothly at idle and hums quietly down the highway, comfortable at any speed.

The smooth Maroon metallic exterior features a matching leather interior inviting you to sit for hours as you travel to wherever the road takes you. The underside is just as clean as the top showing minimal signs of any use at all. The glass is crystal clean and all the windows roll up and down without hesitation. Check out those oval Opera Windows...

Get people everywhere yelling 'slug bug! ' with this incredibly preserved and restored Super Beetle in an attention-grabbing Triple White (paint, top and interior) colors. As nice as it is to cruise in a drop-top Beetle, this particular car is an extreme rarity in that it is also equipped with DEALER-INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONING for when the summer nights get just a little too hot. A/C is very rare on Beetles in general and especially convertibles. This A/C system has been completely and professionally refurbished, and other recent upgrades include an all-new white vinyl interior, new convertible top and new windshield. The Super Beetle is an upgrade over the Beetle with its upgraded 1600 cc engine and MacPherson strut front suspension. A Super Beetle is easily distinguishable due to the vents in the sheet metal just behind the front bumper...

These original E-Series flat nose trucks were only built from 1961 to 1967. The Econoline Pickup was a 2 door variation of the 1st Generation Ford and Mercury Econoline 3-dr vans. In the first year of production 15,000 pickups were made and sold. Its early success led to adoption from competitors including the classic Dodge A100 van and pickup models. This little E100 comes with the original title from where it was originally titled in 1966. The 170 CID Inline 6 and 3-speed manual transmission are original to the truck. The engine has been rebuilt and only has about 6000 miles on it. The body has also been refurbished. Inside the interior has been kept very basic with a set of dark blue bucket seats and a rubber mat versus carpet for easy cleaning. An AM/FM radio with a CD player has been added so you can enjoy your favorite tunes. The bed of this E100 truck has nice thick rubber mat to protect the bed and a diamond plate truck box has been added. The...