Thomas Anderson from Denny Menholt Ford

09/07/2022

Big thanks to Kendra Johnson for once again choosing us for your new F150!

02/01/2019

And I have them all here!!

01/31/2019

2016 F-150 XLT Supercab with only 18k miles!!! Set up for towing with a 5.0 V8!!! Only $29,999

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01/28/2019

Help find this van a home!!!

01/28/2019

2016 Chrysler 200 with just over 25k miles. For only $14,488!!!

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01/28/2019

Shelby produced these cars first at the Shelby American facility in Venice, California, and later at a larger compound at the edge of the L.A. airport. He based his unnamed car on a stock Mustang fastback powered by the 289 High Performance V8, optional in certain Ford models. After several meetings failed to produce a name for the racing Mustang, Shelby named the car GT350-because 350 feet separated the Shelby American production shop from its race shop.

01/27/2019

We have your Mustang GT350 in the showroom waiting for you!!!

01/27/2019

2014 Lariat F-150 for only $27,988!!! Clean local trade was bought here new!!!

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01/27/2019

Did You Know The Roof Of The Ford GT Is So Strong It Broke The Crushing Machine During Testing?
All cars go under extreme testing before being sold to the public. But the Ford GT surprised many when it decided it wasn’t going to crush!
During the roof crush test, the material was that strong that machine was unable to crush the roof. So much so, it ended up breaking the machine designed to crush the roof!
The car was released in the 2005-2006 model years and had a superplastic-formed frame and aluminium body panels. This superplastic material is developed with special techniques using heat

01/26/2019

01/26/2019

Left over NEW 2018 Fusion!!! Last one left ready to move!!! $24,705 after all rebates.

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01/26/2019

The F-Series line began in 1948, with trucks ranging from the farm-friendly F-1 to the industrial strength F-8. It wasn't until 27 years later that the first F-150 debuted in 1975, ostensibly to fill a gap between the F-100 and F-250. Shortly thereafter, the F-Series took over the truck sales lead that it's yet to relinquish .