From 1960 to 1965, Ford’s Ranchero shrunk down to its Falcon roots, offering a compact ride with an 800 lbs load capacity, a peppy 144 cu in engine, and a three-speed “do-it-yourself” shift option. By ’66, the Ranchero flaunted a Fairlane makeover, with a Falcon face and a Fairlane rear end, still revving with a 289 cu in powerplant. In ’67, it ditched the Falcon disguise for a full Fairlane flair, boasting a muscle car brawn with a 390 cu in V8 and a new C6 transmission—perfect for hauling… groceries?