The Ford Fairlane was produced between 1955 and 1970. The automobile was named after Henry Ford’s 56 room, Fair Lane estate in Dearborn, Michigan. By the time the 1958 model came to market, the era of car fins was in full stride. Bigger, weightier, and sportier...
This 1941 Ford Gold Standard, owned by Ed Sears of Annapolis, Maryland, was selected as a Goodguys Truck of the Year finalist and won a Builders Choice...
1932 Fordor, Goodguys Street Machine of the Year r The 2014 Street Rod of the Year winner, chosen from an elite group of five finalists, was a 1932 Ford Fordor, owned by Don Smith and built at Hot Rods by JSK. The Fordor, which is powered by an EFI 312 T-Bird era...
List of Top Six-Figure Sales
1953 Cadillac
$240,000
1959 Impala Convertible
$200,000
12022 Acura NSX Type S
$199,000
1970 Hemi Cuda
$186,000
2001 BMW Z8
$174,000
2023 Challenger
170,000
1967 Corvette
$170,000
1967 Corvette
$165,000
1968 Shelby GT500
$150,000
1971 Cuda Convertible
$150,000
1957 Corvette Fuelie
$145,000
1970 Superbird
$145,000
1971 Hemi Cuda Convertible Tribute
$137,500
1960 Impala Convertible
$135,000
1967 Corvette 427
$132,500
1959 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible
$130,000
1970 Boss 302
$127,000
1970 Mercedes Benz 280SL
$125,000
1970 Olds 442 W30
$125,000
1958 Corvette
$120,000
1957 Ford Fairlane F Code
$120,000
2023 Corvette Convertible 3LT
$117,500
1987 GNX
$116,000
1958 Bonneville Convertible
$110,000
1970 Challenger 440 Convertible
$107,000
1969 Camaro Z28
$105,000
1969 Camaro Restomod
$102,500
1964 Corvette
$102,500
1932 Ford Roadster “The Cusey Roadster”
Engine: 1957 Chevy 283
Transmission: 1948 Ford (reversed setup)
Chassis: Original frame with dropped front axle, 1940 rear axle
