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This Bronco is part of the 5th generation of these American off-road icons, produced from 1992-1996. Revised aerodynamics and styling along with V8 power and a well-appointed interior kept the Bronco as America's best-selling sport utility vehicle at the time. This example, Sporting its original Black Paint with Light Mocha two-tone, has been North Texas-owned with the same owner since new. The tough-looking forged 15' aluminum wheels with beefy off-road tires, traileRTowing package rated at 7,100lbs, and signature spare tire carrier on the tailgate remind you what this capable SUV is all about. This 90's Ford comes with the optional 5. 8l EFI V8 engine and a 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. With only 54K Miles since new, this is less than 2000 miles per year. This Bronco has lived in a climate-controlled garage its entire life. The Eddie Bauer influence is evident from the outside and inside the cab of this luxury SUV- Tan leather Captain's Chairs with power lumbar support offer a commanding place to pioneer this '93 Bronco. Air conditioning, 'Touch Shift' 4WD, power windows/mirrors, and a floor console offer comfort and accessibility. The only notable modification is the small 4' lift given to the suspension,...

The 3100 has a 235 Cubic Straight SIX pushing through a TH350 ( both were rebuilt about 400 miles ago), going to the Ford 9 inch Rear end. This one is a great driver vehicle.

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This is a very original truck except for a couple of cosmetic modifications first there is a shiny two tone brown paint job that does a great job of grabbing your attention next is a neat set modern Chevy Rally wheels and slightly bigger tires to give the truck an awesome stance. Under the hood the truck is completely stock with it's 235 cubic inch straight six mated to a three speed manual transmission on the column (3 on the tree). This truck could be shown at car shows or used as an occasional work truck. The interior is like a time capsule except for the bench seat has been redone in a very complimentary two...

The Stylemaster was an entry level trim model that ran from 1946-1948. It was offered as a two-door sedan, four door sedan and a business coupe with a front seat only. The door-door versions outsold four-doors by 70% in this period. Chevrolet advertised the new model as 'Big car quality at the lowest cost'. The only power plant available on the Stylemaster was a 216 I6 attached to a three-speed manual transmission.

This 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster restomod is painted in orange with a tricolor stripe of tangerine, blue and yellow running down the side of the car. The top has been chopped four inches with a Camaro front subframe. Electric door poppers have replaced the door handles for a distinctively clean look. A set of Nitto 555 tires are mounted on Foose Legend chrome wheels adding to this Stylemaster' s great looks....

The Ford Model A was the Ford Motor Company's second market success after its predecessor, the Model T. First produced on October 20, 1927, but not introduced until December 2, it replaced the venerable Model T, which had been produced for 18 years. Early Fords are widely recognized as the hotrodder's choice of chassis for builds of all kinds. This 1930 Ford Coupe is equipped with a chromed out, 350 CI V8 engine mated to a 3-speed Automatic transmission. Sporting a bright Red exterior with cool ghost flames, this 1930 Ford Coupe looks pretty badass. The Tan leather interior is clean and well kept. With power windows, custom dash, gauges, stereo and Vintage Air A/C unit, this 1930 Ford...