The 2009 Daytona Turkey Rod Run

A nice Silver blue 351 Ram Air Mach 1 Mustang.

The clean lines of this '51 Ford "Shoebox" are emphasized, thanks to the single grille bar, nosed hood, and shaved door handles. The Appleton spotlights and Oldsmobile wheel covers are the perfect period accents.

If you were searching for a clean, '66 Fastback equipped with air-conditioning, Rally Pac, and Styled Steel wheels with Red Line tires, this one could have been yours for $29,000.

Lots of upgrades occurred to this '54 Ford, beginning with the 460 V-8, C6 transmission, and 9-inch Ford rear. The tilt front end allows spectators to admire the new power plant.

A perfect tanning machine for Florida's sunny weather, this black and yellow Cougar Eliminator was popular enough so that the owner had to add "Not For Sale" to the windshield.

"Fun Ride" was the description on the windshield of this '52 Ford show car. Sporting a custom chopped top, Cadillac tail lenses, bubble skirts, mural, and multiple exhaust outlets, this vintage Ford had an asking price of $26,500.

Red and Ruth Raleigh from Cape Coral, Florida displayed their rare and beautifully restored '54 Ford Crestline Skyliner.

Lots of innovative customs were on display at the Turkey Run like this unique '58 Ford station wagon, complete with orange paint and custom graphics, multiple body modifications, and deeply tinted windows for privacy.

Ford customizers in the Fifties had lots of favorite tricks like the '54 Pontiac grille bar, Briz bumpers, bubble skirts, and Lakes pipes shown on this chopped '50 2-door.

The name on the side is "La Creme De Menthe" and the license plate says "SICK 51", both good descriptions of this radically customized '51 Mercury.

Albert and Judy Gordy, from Callahan, Florida added some tasteful flames, a big motor, and fat rear tires to their '64 1/2 Mustang, making it the perfect weekend cruiser.

The Mustang GT500 looked good back in 1967 and its timeless good looks are still eye-catching today.