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In 1939 this car was priced new from $684-$883. This specific car has been completely restored by a professional rebuilder. The car started its life in Texas and has remained there since recent years.

1957 Ford Sedan Delivery with a neat history and a very cool look! Painted in Matte Black with wide white wall tires and a magnetic billboard sign, this car will get you noticed! Perfect for putting your business logo on and drawing attention, showing, or cruising. This Sedan Delivery is believed to have 23,000 actual miles since it sat untouched for 33 years in a garage. All original metal, and original wood doors in the storage area in back! The numbers matching 312 CID V8 and 3 speed manual transmission still power this beauty down the road. New parts include Griffin aluminum radiator, dog...

This rare classic is painted is a very unique manner. The exterior is coated in silver and blue two-toned paint which was not an option. However, this paint scheme was used in the print ads for the car in 1946 but oddly was never painted that way, that is until now! Moving on to the interior you will notice great looking brown cloth interior which is indicative of that era. Under the hood you will find a 350 CID V8 engine backed by a Turbo 350 automatic transmission. Other options include: power brakes, power steering, cloth interior, and radial tires. The rear axle is from a Olds 98. One nice thing about this specific Packard is...

This nice driver was recently restored, frame off, with only 823 miles since the rebuild. It was built with fuel efficiency in mind and is powered by a 250 straight six engine with an Offenhauser intake, with dual two barrel carburetors, backed by a Turbo 350 automatic transmission and a limited slip Ford 8. 8 rear end. It has a quiet old school rumble, with chrome dual exhaust tips poking out from the rear. It\'s easy to drive, with the upgraded Mustang coil over front suspension with power disc brakes and power rack and pinion steering. This 41 Chevy coupe for sale even has air conditioning. It has a Springtime Yellow paint scheme with burgundy trim and accents. The burgundy cloth interior with simulated wood dash is comfortable and will make for a relaxing ride. The...

Since the last Model Ts were built in 1927, most modern T-buckets use replica fiberglass bodies. By the 1950s, original steel Model T bodies that had not been completely worn out were becoming increasingly hard to find and in 1957 the first fiberglass T-Bucket body (based on the 1923 version) was introduced by the short-lived Diablo Speed Shop in Northern California. Of the only two or three bodies built by Diablo, one was purchased by Southern California hot rod builder Buzz Pitzen and became the world's first fiberglass T-Bucket. This particular T-Bucket for sale is a complete Speedway Motors chassis. Suspension wise, it is fitted with an under slung front leaf spring for support. Coil over's support the rear of the chassis. Stuffed inside of the frame on this Ford for sale is a 350 C. I. D V8 with more than enough muscle to cruise this bad bucket for sale. Connected to the infamous engine is the infamous, super strong Turbo Hydramatic 350 3 speed transmission. Taking all the transferred power and torque is a Ford 9 inch rear end with a wonderful highway gear labeled the 3. 27:1. The exterior was...