CARLISLE, Pa. -- If you’ve ever attended the Carlisle Ford Nationals over the past 25 years of the event, then you know there are plenty of activities and things to do and see around the Carlisle Fairgrounds on show weekend. From the special vehicle displays to club tent visits, and from the Manufacturers Midway to the Food Court, the famed swap meet and the car corral, there is almost too much for a person to take in on a single weekend. This year was slightly different in that it was held in late July instead of early June due to the Coronavirus, but that didn’t stop those looking to sell their collectible Fords or buy a new classic at the Carlisle Car Corral from making the trip. We trekked over to the Car Corral and walked the covered and uncovered rows to see what gems were up for grabs this year.

One of the best parts of the Carlisle Ford Nationals is that it’s an All-Ford show -- not simply Mustangs. That means anything manufactured by Ford Motor Company can be sold in the Car Corral, and that gives buyers a wide selection of options if they’re looking to add a new favorite to their stable. When browsing the inventory on hand this year, we found Fords from just about every era -- from a 1915 Model T Roadster to a pair of pre-production 2012 Boss 302’s, to a modified 1994 Ranger Flareside shown in our gallery below.

On the flipside, if you’re looking to part ways with your Ford or Lincoln, the Carlisle Car Corral is the place to do it. Simply head over to CarlisleEvents.com and register for a sale space for the 2021 version of the show to take place starting Friday, June 4th. We hope to see you and your Ford there!

FORD PERFORMANCE PHOTOS / COURTESY MARCUS CERVANTES