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In the early 50's the competition between automakers was really ramping up. Rightly so as they were on the cusp of an incredible decade! The Crestline was first offered in 1952 and was placed at the top trim offered by Ford. Optional versions were Victoria, Sunliner, and Country Squire with various styles like hardtop, convertible, and wagon. Here we have a '53 Crestline Victoria! And will you be in for a surprise. The red exterior looks good, and the white top really sets it off. The tan cloth interior looks comfortable and is also in good order. Walking around it you think its just an innocent Crestline until you see the bigger back tires. Something must be different; and you'd be right. Lying in wait under the hood is an enormous rebuilt 500ci Cadillac V8! That monstrous motor is running the power out through a rebuilt turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. She is sporting a Ford 9' rear end and a 3:00 gear ratio to calm her down. This car received a frame off restoration in 2006 and the photo album is included with the car of the restoration process. The odometer does not...

This 1966 Mustang stands out from all the red and black pony cars with its Emberglo paint job! The owner claims this is a limited run color, produced for only 30 days. Powering this uniquely colored Mustang is the tried and true 302! Backed up by an automatic transmission, cruising to your local cars and coffee will be effortless! Adding to the uniqueness of this Mustang are the 'limited edition' KMC Hotwheels style wheels. 16' x 7. 5' on the front and 17'...

The styling was mostly unchanged for the 1971 models, save for minor revisions to trim and the grilles. The grille on the 1971 Torino was divided by a vertical division in the center for all models except the Cobra. This Torino GT is powered by 351ci Cleveland V8 mated to a 3-speed drag shift automatic transmission. Painted a bright Blue and complimented with a black...

Ford's Model A was their follow up to the revolutionary Model T. With a more user friendly design the Model A was popular and successful in its own right. This 1929 Phaeton is finished in a handsome shade of Green with a black foldable roof. With it's black fenders, wire wheels and white wall tires this Model A is sharply dressed. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the hood ornament and leather wrapped trunk. The interior is practically a time capsule as it appears period correct with vinyl...

Originally debuting in 1955 as a high styling 2 seater the Ford Thunderbird has been an icon of style and holds a firm place in Americana for decades. After a five-year hiatus, Ford re-introduced its retro-futuristic 11th generation Ford Thunderbird as a two-seat hard top layout reminiscent of the first-generation. These cars were widely praised at the time for their luxurious ride and handling as they shared a platform with the sophisticated Lincoln LS and Jaguar S-type. This 2004 example is quite handsome in it's Merlot paint which pairs beautifully with either the dark red soft top or Performance White hardtop with opera windows. As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the elegant 16 spoke alloy wheels, tasteful hood scoop and sporty dual exhaust. Take a seat inside and you're greeted by true luxury in the form of leather upholstered bucket seats and handsome wood trim. Under...