This custom 1970 Plymouth Sport Satellite Pro-Touring build, nicknamed “Thriller,” is a masterpiece of custom fabrication. It features an all-steel, restyled body by Weaver Customs and a 900 horsepower Hellcat engine mated to a T56 six-speed transmission. The car sits on a custom Scott’s Hot Rods chassis with Wilwood brakes, blending classic Mopar style with modern performance engineering.
Kindig-it Design’s 1965 Ford Mustang Fastback combines raw performance and meticulous craftsmanship. With 800 horsepower, a Jon Kaase-built engine, and a Roadster Shop chassis, this restomod masterpiece redefines muscle car perfection with flawless design and modern drivability.
Explore the heritage of the 1969 Mercury Marquis Convertible, the full-size flagship offering of open-air luxury and big-block V8 power. This second-generation model was pivotal for Mercury, establishing the Marquis name at the top of the lineup. With its low production numbers, it remains a rare and significant classic today.
Discover the iconic history of the 1969 Mercury Marauder X-100, a unique personal luxury coupe blending full-size opulence with true muscle car performance. This two-door hardtop was a pivotal, yet short-lived, effort by Mercury to redefine the large-car performance segment, offering surprising speed in a plush package.
Discover how the 1969 Ford LTD two-door hardtop redefined American luxury by challenging high-end brands with its sleek styling and powerful V8 engine options. This top-tier Ford offered a blend of full-size comfort, premium features like hidden headlights, and a commanding presence that positioned it as an affordable alternative to more expensive Lincolns. It was a key player in Ford’s strategy to move its full-size line upmarket.
The 2025 Bentley Continental GT Speed combines an 782 PS Ultra Performance Hybrid V8 with luxurious design and advanced technology.
Explore the history of the 1969 Ford XL two-door hardtop, a stylish and powerful full-size coupe from Ford’s fourth-generation line. Positioned as a blend of luxury and sport, the XL featured aggressive styling cues and performance engine options. It was a key part of Ford’s strategy to command the full-size market alongside the Galaxie and LTD.
Discover the heritage of the 1969 Mercury Marquis Four-Door Hardtop, Mercury’s top-tier, full-size sedan that offered luxury rivaling Lincoln. This pivotal second-generation model was built on a longer wheelbase than its Ford counterpart, emphasizing a smooth, quiet ride. Its elegant styling and optional 429 V8 made it a formidable luxury competitor.
Explore the history of the 1969 Mercury Marquis Brougham, the top-of-the-line full-size model with Lincoln-level luxury and a powerful V8 engine. It represented the ultimate expression of Mercury’s prestige, sitting atop the second-generation full-size platform. Its formal styling, unique Twin Comfort Lounge seats, and focus on a hushed ride defined a classic era of American opulence.
Explore the history and heritage of the 1969 Ford XL GT Convertible, a rare, performance-focused model in Ford’s full-size lineup. Positioned above the Galaxie 500, the XL GT offered muscle car DNA in a large, comfortable chassis, often featuring powerful 429 V8 options and sporty trim, embodying the late sixties blend of size and speed.