The 1937 Ford Phaeton stands as a premier example of the street rod movement, combining an iconic pre-war silhouette with fuel-injected V-8 performance. This multi-show winner features a custom fiberglass body, a Carson top, and modern amenities like Vintage Air and digital gauges.
The 1965 Ford Galaxie 500XL Convertible shines in Gold with a rare 4-speed manual and 390 CI V-8 engine. This Indy 2026 highlight features black bucket seats, a center console, and classic whitewall tires. It represents a high-water mark for full-sized Ford performance and style.
This 1989 Ford Mustang GT convertible stands out with a custom dark purple repaint and a fresh white soft top. Powered by the legendary 302ci V8 with 83k miles, this Fox-body icon features GT-specific bodywork and is offered at no reserve.
This 2007 Ford Shelby GT500 Convertible is a museum-grade survivor with just 5,975 miles. Featuring a rare Alloy paint finish and a dash signed by Carroll Shelby, this one-owner time capsule remains in factory-fresh condition for its next collector.
This 1957 Ford Thunderbird captures the spirit of the fifties with its Flame Red exterior and iconic porthole hardtop. Powered by a 292 CI V-8 with modern electronic ignition, this Houston-bound convertible offers a perfect blend of vintage style and reliable cruising.
This 1977 Ford Ranchero GT blends classic utility with a striking 2019 bronze repaint and a refreshed brown vinyl interior. Featuring a 351ci Windsor V8 and recent mechanical updates, this seventh-generation icon is ready for the road with no reserve.
The 1965 Ford Thunderbird remains a benchmark of American personal luxury, combining a potent 390 V8 with iconic features like sequential turn signals. This Burgundy example features updated air conditioning and the famous Swing-Away steering column for the ultimate cruising experience.
This Oxford White 2014 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is a pristine survivor with under 2,300 miles. Equipped with the SVT Track Pack and the 662-hp Trinity V8, this six-speed manual coupe represents the peak of the live-axle Mustang era.
The 1954 Ford Crestline Sunliner Convertible remains a definitive symbol of mid-century optimism and open-air luxury. Featuring a potent Y-block V8 and a revised wraparound windshield, this iconic Ford represents a high point in post-war automotive styling and comfort.
The 1967 Ford LTD offers a unique blend of big-block power and refined luxury. This 390 CI V-8 example features a striking matte black finish and just 47,000 indicated miles. It crosses the block at Glendale 2026 as a premier example of the era’s top-tier full-size styling.