Price My Classic

The Model A was one of Ford's greatest successes, the predecessor the Model T. The 'A' came in many shapes and sizes of the years with nearly 5 million being built in its generation from 1927 to 1931. One of those styles was the 5 Window Coupe, and it's one of the most sought after today, some for originality, but mostly by hotrodders everywhere to make it into a awesome street rod! Here we have one of those rare 5 window coupe street rods and she is all steel! Approaching this car the color draws you in. Selected from a 1990 BMW the PPG Deltron Paint in 'Lagoon Green' is striking! There have been some nice customizations made, such as: 3. 5' Chop, filled roof, bobbed rear fenders, and roll pan. The shell and grill is from a '32 Ford. The chassis is believed to be from a '69 Corvette. Inside you will find Oatmeal Tweed colored cloth seats. Like all street rods the original motor is long gone. Per the owner, in its place you'll find a 327ci V8 from a '69 Corvette and backed by a Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission! The car was so well done it made its...

Introducing a classic icon of American automotive history: the 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible GT K-code. This stunning vehicle boasts a pristine white exterior that complements its vibrant red vinyl interior, creating a timeless and eye-catching contrast. Under the hood, you'll find the powerful 289 CI Hi-Po V8 engine, paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic transmission, delivering an exhilarating driving experience that Mustang enthusiasts crave. This Mustang is equipped with an AM radio and a cassette tape player, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes as you cruise down the road. The automatic convertible top makes it easy to enjoy open-air driving at the touch of a button, while the radial tires ensure a smooth and comfortable ride. Safety is also a priority with seatbelts included for both driver and passengers. Recent upgrades include a rebuilt transmission and rear end, ensuring reliable performance for years to come. The vehicle also features new redline tires, adding a touch of classic style and improved handling. The front disc brakes and rear drum brakes have been rebuilt, providing confident stopping power and enhanced safety....

1968 Was a great year for Ford and Carrol Shelby. They had been teamed up since the conception of the Mustang in 1964. The newer mustangs would be a little larger which meant Carrol would have to pack on some more power. The GT350 would be his no non sense car while the luxurious GT500 would be the pony car that had the luxury and performance compared to the performance above all else GT350. 68 would also be the first year that the A. O Smith company would begin doing the conversions and only for 9 months. Shelby America had not been up to par on there quality control; measures so Ford decided to see the A. O Corporation which would do an excellent job. A lot of enthusiasts believe that is the reason the 68 Model year being one of the most sought after. This black example was built from the ground up about 10 years ago and has truly passed the test of time. The black paint still looks amazing with the white accents really setting the car off. The body kit fitment is one of the best I have seen with exhaust falling out perfectly, under that fiberglass...

This 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 428 Cobra Cobra Jet that has been with the same owner for 9 1/2 years and has been garage kept. This 1969 Mustang Mach 1 428 Cobra Cobra Jet is an original 'R' code 428 Mustang which is the Ram Air version of Ford's famous Cobra Cobra Jet engine, and was rated at 335 horsepower. Experts will tell you that they were grossly underrated for insurance purposes and in reality put down 400+ horsepower by most accounts. This 69 Mach 1 Cobra Cobra Jet has been restored back to its original glory down to the chalk marks, paint stampings,and tags! The Marti Report shows that this Mach 1 is an original 428 Cobra Cobra Jet with options like Air Conditioner - Selectaire, Mach 1 deluxe interior, Mach 1 reflective stripes, High Back bucket seats, Traction-Lo differential, Visability Group,Tinted Glass, Deluxe Belts, Warning lights, Tachometer, and Sport deck...

1937 was a groundbreaking year for Ford. Finally they had made it affordable enough to have a V8 in every vehicle they produced. By offering a lower 60 HP entry level motor the company blew the competition out of the water. This 37 is packing far from that 60 HP in it today as it has been completely tore down and built from the ground up. Beginning its life as just a regular old 37 it was totally dismantled and the work began. The cab was completely gone through and medal patched as needed. The bed was bought new with the round tops molded into the square tops to give it a better look while hiding the turn signals in it as well. The grill was made heel was made from a 34 with the grill itself being made from scratch. The bumpers both front and rear were used from a 34 as well giving the truck a great overall presence. With the body work complete the decision was made to go black simply because the body work was good enough to do so. Once the job was done there were no regrets as this is one of the nicest straightest...