Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com Classic Pony Car, Modern Muscle: The 1968 Ford Mustang fastback holds a special place in automotive history, embodying the spirit of American muscle and iconic design. Originally delivered in a sophisticated Presidential Blue with a modest inline-six, the example presented here has undergone a significant transformation. Acquired by the … Read more
A Legend Reborn for a New Era: The Ford GT40. Just the name conjures images of roaring V8s, fierce competition, and legendary victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. While original examples of these iconic racers command astronomical prices and rarely see public roads, companies like Superformance have kept the spirit alive by crafting … Read more
A Mid-Sized Muscle Revelation: The Ford Torino burst onto the American automotive scene in 1968 as a new mid-sized contender, positioned between the compact Falcon and the full-sized Ford models. Named after a city in Italy, the Torino aimed to offer a more upscale and stylish alternative in the muscle car landscape. Among its various … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com A Yellow Time Capsule: This 1970 Ford Torino Cobra SportsRoof coupe represents a remarkable piece of muscle car history, reportedly remaining under original ownership for an impressive 43 years. Following an 11-year stint in storage with its second owner, this Torino Cobra was acquired by the current seller in … Read more
Full details & bid : bringatrailer.com A Muscle Car Icon: The Ford Mustang Mach 1 is a legendary nameplate, synonymous with performance and bold styling. This particular 1973 model, built in May of that year and sold through the Twin Cities district sales office, embodies that spirit. Having undergone a previous refurbishment that saw its … Read more
A rare and desirable piece of American automotive history, this 1968 Shelby Mustang GT350 Convertible is one of only 404 convertibles produced for this iconic model year. Completed on January 26, 1968, this GT350 was originally delivered to Holiday Ford in Sunnyvale, California, before spending time in Washington and Texas. Acquired by its current owners … Read more
The Ford Crestline, introduced in 1952, represented the top-tier trim level in Ford’s full-size car lineup, offering a blend of style, comfort, and available V8 power that appealed to a broad range of American motorists. Positioned above the Mainline and Customline, the Crestline boasted enhanced exterior and interior appointments, signifying a step up in luxury … Read more
The Ford Falcon, since its introduction in 1960, had established itself as a practical and economical choice for American car buyers. By 1967, the Falcon had evolved, reflecting changing consumer tastes and the rise of the sporty compact segment. While still offering its traditional virtues of affordability and reliability, the 1967 Falcon also embraced a … Read more
This 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 custom build blends vintage aesthetics with a powerful 427 SOHC ‘Cammer’ V8, delivering raw, unadulterated power.
Custom Car Culture Flashback: The annual SEMA Show in Las Vegas is a crucible of automotive creativity, where builders push the boundaries of design and performance. While the spotlight often shines on the latest creations, revisiting impactful builds from the recent past can offer valuable insights and continued inspiration. The All Star Mustang EcoBoost HPP, … Read more