!962 Ford Galaxie 500 Xl convertible, with 390 cu in V8 engine, 4 BBl carb, dual exhaust, power steering, power...
1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass S 442 (only 10,137 Built) Blue/White, PS/PB, Tilt, Clock, Factory Gauges, 4-Spoke Sport Steering Wheel, Floor shift,...
Triple Black Coupe Deville. Excellent condition, Leather interior. Oversize real wire wheels, vogue tires, Odometer doesn't work it shows 6000....
1957 Chevy Bel Air two door hardtop, with 265 Ci in V8, 4 BBL Carb, dual exhaust, with three speed...
WE ARE SELLING A TRUE "HOT ROD LINCOLN" CUSTOM 2 DOOR HARDTOP. IT STARTED LIFE AS A...
1960 FORD SUNLINER RARE - One year body style Beautiful “frame off” restoration with 10,000 miles on
Great condition 1968 Plymouth Roadrunner. Frame off Restoration. New wiring harness. Rebuilt 383 engine with less then 3000 miles on...
This 1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring, known as “Landsat-8,” is a frame-off, concours-level restoration completed in 2018. A multi-year body-off rebuild...
Selling my 1962 Buick Electra 225 Convertible -- moving soon time to let go i have owned this car since...
One of the most sought-after Fords from the 1950\'s is the 1956 Fairlane Crown Victoria. Going by the trim tag,...
1959 Ford Fairlane Beautiful 2-Door Sedan, Rebuilt Transmission, Solid Driver Gorgeous 59 Fairlane originally out of Iowa, running its classic...
1963 Ford Fairlane Fresh Drivetrain, Rust-Free, Beautiful Driver Body: Absolutely rust-free Paint: Nice silver metallic Interior: Bright red, excellent condition...
1956 Ford Fairlane V8, Tri-Power, A/C, Disc Brakes Engine: V8 with 3x2 (tri-power) intake Transmission: Automatic Upgrades: Front disc brakes...
1967 Ford Fairlane Project Car | Clean Title This 1967 Ford Fairlane is a solid base for your next restoration...
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In the late 1950s, Ford wanted to capitalize on the Space Race dominating the planet. So, in 1957, the Blue...
1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Very Rare And Desirable 2 Door Hardtop Loaded With Factory Options! *Thunderbird V8 Engine Option *Automatic...
