I have one of these. Surprised to see an article about one, (and Mark IV's in general) on Hagerty, as mine's insured with you. I bought it in 2018 for my 21st birthday. It's got over 100K miles on it, but still in really nice conditon. It has the power moonroof too, as well as some other expensive options, including AM/FM 8-track, power vent windows, cruise control, illuminated visor mirrors, forged aluminum wheels, etc. I ordered an Elite Marti Report for it, and it shows a total of only 714 Desert Sand Luxury groups were built. They weren't introduced until March '76, and mine was built late, in June '76. It is 1 of 12 built exactly like mine, with all the same options. Oh, the report also has a reproduction window sticker in it that shows the total cost was a little over 14 grand, just like the article mentioned. Really fun car to cruise in. Just floats down the road, like you're on a cloud. ... View more

Also, make sure your car isn't heavier than the trailer load capacity. I've seen a lot of idiots pulling a trailer with a car that's too big for it. Or using a tow vehicle not heavy duty enough, like a minivan or suv. Use a pickup truck, and you will be fine. ... View more

If your worried about a coupler hitch popping off, use a trailer with a pintle hitch, or have yours swapped out for one, if possible. We've had our trailer for 20 years with the pintle hitch setup, and never had a pop-off issue. ... View more

My dad has a 70 Ford LTD Brougham 4 dr. sedan. It has an immaculate, all original interior that is very similar to the 66 comet caliente shown here. So comfortable and luxurious. Except no power windows.  ... View more

Why would I want to leave a 65 Mustang for a Maserati Gran Turismo? You think that's too old for us youngins? I think this sort of music would still go fine with a classic, American, muscle car. I actually want to make some music videos similar to these, with some shots of my classics driving the local country roads. ... View more

Yes! Totally one of my favorites! ... View more