The Cougar is very clean and original, some may say, minty. ?
The Galaxie convertible looks like it's ready to haul the queen of whatever parade right down the middle of Main Street USA.
The Fox Mustang seems well detailed, but maybe this is my age talking here, I just don't see $17k. It's not complete, they've taken out the overdrive transmission, etc. You can buy really nice original cars for less than this.
DeVille looks great. Love the white exterior over black interior. Nothing is change here.
Suburban is a nice driver, but I just don't see $8500. Paint is rough, rear bumper is bunged up, only seemingly nice part is the interior. Don't get me wrong, I like the truck, but I think it's worth about half that.
Impala looks like a good start. Hopefully there's no real rust to speak of, since they don't mention any. I also think they have it priced a little high. Or again, maybe I'm just getting old.
I don't know much about the Allante, but always enjoyed seeing them. The last photo confuses me slightly. So there's a hardtop that goes with it too?
I dig the 1949 Chevrolet truck. Only thing I can nitpick is the choice of floor mats. Everything else seems very well done from the photos.
The 1950 F100 is not my cuppa. I really think it exemplifies what is wrong with a street rod. Hastily done engine swap? Check. Awful mismatched interior? Check. Bizarre exterior paint scheme? Check. And the worst sin of all? Cheap steel wheels color matched to the bizarre paint scheme.