Vehicle Make: Ford

For the vintage pick up enthusiast looking for a beautifully restored ride, this pickup is serviced, detailed and ready to go.

For either the experienced collector or the newly christened enthusiast, there will be very, very few such well restored, well cared for GT convertibles from which to choose any time in the foreseeable future. Those seeking just such an automobile will have missed an extraordinary opportunity when this car is no longer available!

For the Ford enthusiast looking for an excellent driving Pony car, this Fastback is a great looking and even better driving classic.

With just 350 miles since completion, this truck is low on wear, and high on fun. It’s unlikely that you’ll find a nicer ‘78 or ‘79 Bronco on the market.

For the Mustang enthusiast looking for a meticulously restored K code, we haven’t seen one this nice pop up in a while....

For the Shelby enthusiast, low production numbers make this car an instant collector's item, and for those who choose to drive the car, the performance specs are undeniably good.

Featuring a ton of custom body and frame modifications, a wild custom interior, custom suspension and a rip roaring Coyote motor, you’ll be sure to turn heads at shows.

For the Mustang enthusiast looking for a track day special that can be driven to work, this GT350R is a special car.

Built in San Jose, California on October 10th of 1966, this 1967 Mustang GT 390 just underwent a complete rotisserie restoration.

Built by Gateway Classic Mustang, a specialist in Pro-Touring Mustangs, this 1966 Mustang is a down-to-business, corner carver with a plethora of performance parts. This restoration is now 10 years old and has just under 4,000 miles. The car was a SEMA feature car, a BF Goodrich display car, and has been featured in magazines.

Finished in Flame Red over a white interior, this 1957 Ford Thunderbird is the recipient of a complete rotisserie restoration. Post restoration, the car has been stored in a climate controlled garage, and driven to local shows and in parades. The car is highly detailed from top to bottom and features a lever of undercarriage detail that is a show stopper all by itself.

This lifelong California Mach-1 was sold new in Bakersfield, CA before its transformation into the fire breathing Pro-Touring car it is today. The restoration, which is now 6 years old, has a timeless appearance and serious performance capabilities!