The 1960 Ranchero shrunk a lot compared to the ’59 model and is now offered on top of the Falcon two-door sedan frame. Ford wanted to test the market, with the rise in popularity of […]
This from one of our Muscle Car Fan members, Jeffrey Harkins of Albuquerque, New Mexico. He owns a 1969 Ford Ranchero which was doomed to a life of lowrider Hell until he purchased the car […]
The new decade brought a completely revised 1970 Ranchero that sported a shallow, more pointed grille with a curvy, Coke bottle body shape and all the options available for the full-size Torino. There was a […]
The 1966 Fairlane is available with a full range of body styles including the Rancharo or a convertible. The two coupe version could be an entry level model with the “B” pillar behind the drivers […]
Ranchero is still growing-back to ’59 size in 1968 and the new Fairlane Ranchero is now sharing the platform with the full size Torino, which could include the more uptown exterior trim. The interior upholstery available […]
Initially, Barb wasn’t thrilled with the Blue Oval truck. She was still hooked on the “bedded” Chevy toys that she had relied on over the years. But that sleek, black 1968 Ranchy soon became her […]
Both Model “T” and Model “A” Ford’s were designed by simply placing a shortened passenger compartment and a truck box onto the frame of a sedan. The Ranchero body style is based on that same […]
