From back at the end of August comes this sad story – we wonder if this forlorn 1955 Fairlane Town Sedan was ever rescued.

Dorce Stapleton loves everything about her 1955 Ford Fairlane.

She loves that it was the first automatic Ford made. She loves the way the engine sounds when she turns the key. She also loves that the 60-year-old vehicle has only been driven 72,000 miles.

However, in recent days Stapleton has been anguishing over the four-door sedan, because tough times have forced her to put the vehicle up for sale to pay back property taxes.

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From the JournalStar.com comes auction coverage of one of three claimed factory prototypes for retractable hardtop Mustangs. The car sold this past weekend for $42,000 and had been in the collection of Harvey Bish for nearly 20 years.

The Mustang with a retractable hard top is a prototype that Bish purchased in 1996 from Ben Smith, a former Ford Motor Company engineer who designed the car.

Both Bish and Smith attended the auction. Hundreds sang to Smith to celebrate his 93rd birthday.

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The Kansas City Star has a great article on Stan Lloyd’s 1970 Mustang convertible, restored from extensive fire damage into the beauty she is today. What do you think?

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