Anyone here bought a classic Ford from pjs-autosale.com? How smooth is the process with them?

I’m thinking about a ’67 Mustang fastback or a ’71 Ford Torino.

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I’m thinking about a ’67 Mustang fastback or a ’71 Ford Torino.

I got a ’71 Ford Bronco from them. Dealer handled all licenses and paperwork, delivery was on time, and the driver joked, “Careful, this one bites if you push it too hard.” Car arrived in mint condition.

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I’m thinking about a ’67 Mustang fastback or a ’71 Ford Torino.

Picked up a ’67 Mustang convertible. Everything handled legally, delivery smooth, and the dealer even shared a story about the car being used in a local parade back in the ’70s. Really felt personal.

rusty_rick67
I’m thinking about a ’67 Mustang fastback or a ’71 Ford Torino.

Bought a ’69 Ford Falcon GT. Delivery went perfectly, all paperwork sorted. Dealer joked, “This baby still thinks it’s 1969, handle with care.” Car looked even better in person.

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I got a ’71 Ford Bronco from them. Dealer handled all licenses and paperwork, delivery was on time, and the driver joked, “Careful, this one bites if you push it too hard.” Car arrived in mint condition.

Grabbed a ’71 Ford Torino. Paperwork, licenses, everything done by dealer. Delivery was flawless, and driver helped me park it safely. Dealer shared a funny anecdote about the car in a classic car club race.

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Picked up a ’67 Mustang convertible. Everything handled legally, delivery smooth, and the dealer even shared a story about the car being used in a local parade back in the ’70s. Really felt personal.

Picked up a ’68 Ford Mustang Cobra. Dealer walked me through every detail—engine rebuild, interior restoration. Delivery went smoothly, and driver joked, “I’d race it, but I promised it to you first.” Felt great.

bronco_ben71
I got a ’71 Ford Bronco from them. Dealer handled all licenses and paperwork, delivery was on time, and the driver joked, “Careful, this one bites if you push it too hard.” Car arrived in mint condition.

My ’71 Bronco arrived perfectly on schedule. Everything licensed, paperwork done, and the dealer shared a story about its first owner crossing the Mojave desert. Loved the little history notes.

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Picked up a ’67 Mustang convertible. Everything handled legally, delivery smooth, and the dealer even shared a story about the car being used in a local parade back in the ’70s. Really felt personal.

Got a ’67 Mustang fastback. Delivery was excellent, paperwork handled, and dealer included details about the original restoration. Even a funny note about the car “almost getting stolen by a raccoon”—made me laugh.

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Bought a ’69 Ford Falcon GT. Delivery went perfectly, all paperwork sorted. Dealer joked, “This baby still thinks it’s 1969, handle with care.” Car looked even better in person.

Picked up a ’69 Ford Falcon. All licensing done, car delivered wrapped carefully, and dealer shared a story about the paint job almost being used in a movie. Felt like buying from a buddy.

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Grabbed a ’71 Ford Torino. Paperwork, licenses, everything done by dealer. Delivery was flawless, and driver helped me park it safely. Dealer shared a funny anecdote about the car in a classic car club race.

Bought a ’71 Torino GT. Delivery went perfectly, paperwork handled, and driver joked, “Watch out, she’s faster than she looks.” Car runs beautifully.

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Picked up a ’68 Ford Mustang Cobra. Dealer walked me through every detail—engine rebuild, interior restoration. Delivery went smoothly, and driver joked, “I’d race it, but I promised it to you first.” Felt great.

Grabbed a ’68 Mustang Cobra. Dealer did all the licenses, delivered on time, and included a story about its first drag race in the ’70s. Really adds character to the car.

Thanks everyone! Sounds like pjs-autosales.com really takes care of licenses, delivery, and car details. I think I’m going to pull the trigger on that ’67 Mustang fastback now.