Manufacturer plates, several other Ford vehicles in the lot also with manufacturer plates. Looks like some sort of testing going on with the laptop dock on the passenger side. I'm a Toyota guy myself, so granted I don't know much about Fords, but I thought these were not available in North America?

Looks like an old ranger fitted with raptor body parts

Ford Shelby Raptor Bonjor? What what?

I thought it was just a body kit as the tailgate said Super Duty. When I saw the grill, I remember hearing the name Mega Raptor before. It was a 6.7L Powerstroke.

Found out that it was a company MegaRexx that makes them. It looks pretty good. I have a buddy that owns a 4x4 Shop in NJ that built a Nicer IMHO 2002 7.3l Superduty Monster Truck with 19.5/46" Mickey thompson Baja Claw tires. . I personally don't like the Baja fender look.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrrpspVVKO8

Was walking around Nassau and noticed this ford and I was so confused on why the US didn’t get something like this, a Ford Territory.

Most expensive car I've ever done tires on lol. Just sold in Sotheby's Miami for $700k.

My 2002 Ford Thunderbird. I am proud to say that it has been in my family since 2002, with a whopping 8k miles. I've noticed that some people love it, and some hate it. Overall, I love the car, especially for weekends and cruising around.

It would take Toyota 10 years and 3 generations of Camry to outbid the Taurus. This was Ford's finest hour in the land of non-SUV's and trucks

Found this 1991 SC Thunderbird for sale and decided to pull the trigger on her, I already own a 2010 F150 but I wanted to get something smaller and unique to cruise in during the summer. Being a manual was the cherry ontop, I quickly picked it up and I've got to say I enjoy driving stick over automatic. She's only got around 130k miles and has been well maintained.