Kona edition Ford Focus



Ironman Edition Explorer



Nite Edition Ford Bronco

 

Argh I had the Kona and Ironman in my head and forgot them. I've never seen that ZX2! That Champion Edition F-150 is the same "edition" that's made in every state - in CA/AZ/TX it's known as the Lobo Edition, same wheels/grille/trim.

Oh yeah I remember that Nite Edition from one of my old Ford books. We have dozens of them around the house. It's how I learned how to read

 

Has anyone mentioned the Yenko specials or the COPO Camaros yet?

 

other Focus editions


200 Sony edition




2001 Street edition





2001 S2 edition





2002 Mach audio edition






2003 Centennial edition ( only in 1 color black, special interior, watch, book and key chain)



svt focus



Rosuh focus



Saleen focus



2009 saleen racecraft RC2



ZX4 ST

 

i think both of the ones i saw had the 429 BOSS engines ..i thought i had more pictures .. this is about 7 years ago .. same guy owns both .. also owns this thunderbolt .. he worked at ford when all these were developed .. someone on here should or may know his name .. he lives in north bama i think .. i did know his name once ..
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Yenko stinger covair



yenko turbo Z



yenko nova



yenko chevelle



yenko camaro



Baldwin Motion corvette







Baldwin motion vega



Baldwin Motion chevelle



Baldwin motion camaro





Baldwin motion nova




Baldwin motion biscayne

 

How bout The Bricklin SV-1

 

From the same guy who brought the Yugo to the USA ...

 

LOL. I was just going state that. I have the book " The yugo: The rise and fall of the worst car in history" by Jason Vuic.Has a chapter on the Bricklin, great book by the way.

 

Lol, there's actually a Bricklin for sale in my state right now, yellow even

 

I bought that book the same day it came out.

I love Yugos.

Speaking of rare cars ...

Yugo Convertible

 

I saw this parked near a garage at infineon on Saturday

Lotus Europa. Never seen a real one til this one

 

Ford Focus Centennial Edition sedan: 16-inch aluminum wheels; rear spoiler; fog lamps; leather-wrapped steering wheel with tilt and telescoping column; AM/FM Stereo with CD and MP3 player; and driver’s seat lumbar support

Speaking of Centennial editions, there were a few others.

Ford Mustang Centennial coupe and convertible: 17-inch premium alloy wheels; anti-lock brakes and traction control; dual exhaust; power driver’s seat with power lumbar support; leather-wrapped steering wheel; and Mach 460 AM/FM Stereo with six-disc CD changer.



Ford Taurus Centennial Edition sedan: 16-inch machined aluminum wheels; AM/FM Stereo with six-disc CD changer; power driver’s seat; anti-lock brakes; power-adjustable pedals; automatic headlamps; leather-wrapped steering wheel and center armrest; simulated wood door and instrument panel trim; and anti-theft alarm system.



Ford F-Series Super Duty Crew Cab Centennial Edition: leather-wrapped steering wheel and center console; overhead storage console; sliding rear window; power driver’s seat; power windows; privacy glass; and a color-keyed rear bumper.



Ford Explorer Centennial Edition four-door SUV: 17-inch chrome wheels; chrome roof rack and grille; power driver and front passenger seats; fog lamps; AM/FM Stereo with in-dash six-disc CD changer; and leather-wrapped steering and center console.

 

Dodge Lil Red Machine.

And yes, that exhaust system was factory.

 

Ford Explorer Sport Trac Adrenalin

 

I actually had a chance to buy one of those over the summer but it had way too many miles on it and I was disappointed to see the 4.0L SOHC V6 motor and not a 4.6L V8.

 

They're pricey.

My local Ford dealership had one for sale few years ago and the asking price was $37,000 ... and it was only the V6.

 

Nice ones.

60th Anniversary F150










2008 Funk master flex special edition expedition ( yes it was real)



Saleen F150



Roush f150



Saleen concept Expedition



Sallen concept Contour

 

The dealership I work at had a Funkmaster Flex expedition last year. Had a sticker in the door jam saying it was build by Roush of all people. I was disappointed with it overall though. I expected a crazy sound system or something.

 

My local dealer had one on the lot for almost 2 years. And they kept the ADM on it in the windshield. Makes me sick to see all the smaller, family owned dealers go under, only to get replaced by huge corporately owned dealerships filled with slimeballs.