It's hard to say that any example of the best-selling vehicle for decades is a rare beast, but when was the last time you saw a dialed-in 1973 Ford F-100 Ranger XLT pickup that was this clean? The slick black-on-black color combination sure doesn't hurt, and a burly 360 V8 under the hood mated to an automatic transmission means this is a sport truck that's turn-key and ready to go put some smiles on some faces today.

Hard to go wrong with basic black, but you can really only get away with it if the bodywork underneath is up to the task. It's every bit a driver-quality rig but it really looks great, with a great shine characteristic of a quality paint job that was finished a few years back. It's been regularly driven and enjoys so it's not without imperfections accrued since it was restored, but it still shows well in person and is guaranteed to turn some heads when it's cruising down the road. From the state of the sheetmetal alone you can tell that this was obviously never a work truck, and hailing from the South, it was never a rusted-out rig either. Instead, someone spotted a trend long before it was a trend and simply enjoyed a truck with plenty of horsepower and an awesome ... Please ask for the full description.