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If you love old cars you will know the Mustang story and it is quite a charming one. By the early 1960's there was quite a bit of competition amongst brands and the need for a 'Pony' car was becoming a reality pretty quickly. After concepts were received well the Mustang was launched on April 17, 1964 and dubbed the 1964 1/2 amongst Mustang followers. The little cars with a choice of a 6 cylinder or V8 engine took off and became an instant success to compete with vehicles like the Chevrolet Camaro, Plymouth Barracuda and Pontiac Firebird.

By 1968 the Mustang had received a minor facelift but still featured that domineering front end, side scoop and classic tri-lens taillights that made this one of the most iconic American cars ever. The option of engines as well as some creature comforts made this a versatile vehicle that could be made as a performer or just a comfortable personal car. This example features the classic 302 Cubic Inch V8 that delivered plenty of power while still providing a smooth and comfortable drive. The automatic transmission shifts very nice and makes driving this classic very fun and easy.

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Bringing you back in time in this fabulous 1936 Ford slant back street rod has truly classic lines. Check out the black flawless paint, it flows perfect with the body curves. Plenty of power is generated in the 327ci V8, backed by a 400 Turbo Hydramatic transmission. Take a look at the beautifully done interior, it is coupled with billet aluminum accents and digital gauges. The purple tweed fabric flows with the rest of the car. Options include Stereo/CD, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows and a Tilt/telescope steering wheel. Vintage AC has been added, but is not functional. If...

Besides being a nice restoration, producing a sound that stirs the soul, and flashing the yellow paint and great interior as you drive by-this Ranger has been locked into history permanently through film. This truck appeared in the movie -Jane Mansfield-s Car- with Robert Duvall, John Hurt, Billy Bob Thorton, Ron White, and of course Kevin Bacon. Has he been in every movie? This truck was driven by Robert Duvall in the movie and has his autograph on the glove box. This great truck is powered by a strong 390ci and has an automatic transmission easing it down the road. Do you want a truck that has great looks and is mechanically sound with...

As for this car itself, this 2005 Thunderbird is coated in Torch Red Metallic paint that is contrasted nicely with the black leather interior and top. This car can be seen for miles and possibly from space. This car has everything going for it. Wonderful to drive, beautiful ride quality, gorgeous body lines and all the options you can imagine. Power by Ford-s smooth revving 3. 9-liter V8 engine that is backed by a five-speed automatic transmission that gives this sporty ride a quick acceleration and still provide great gas mileage. Imagine a weekend drive through the country to see the fall foliage. Driving down twisty roads with the top down, crispy cool air filling the cockpit. Carving corners while listening to -Chantilly lace- this car could be for you.

The 4th generation Ford Thunderbird, which spanned from 1964 to 1966, was certainly ahead of its time, its interior was and still is a beautiful design. This 65' T-Bird received a frame-on restoration in 2009. During the restoration, it received a fresh coat of the original Wimbledon White exterior paint, that still looks fantastic. The chrome trim and chrome wire wheels accent the paint to perfection. The black vinyl interior is also in very good condition, free from any major signs of wear and tear, and is as soft and plush as ever. Powering this Thunderbird is a 390 CID V8, which is believed to be original to the car, as is the C4 automatic transmission that transfers the power to the stock rear end and white wall radial tires. The odometer reads 40,746, which is believed to be...