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Black 1967 Ford Ranchero with chrome five-spoke wheels parked in a park, front three-quarter view
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“Sleeper”1967 Ford Ranchero

documented by Rick Toombs 16 photos documented since 1 years documented ♡ Follow this build

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1967 Ford Ranchero — I found this car in a chicken barn over 20 years ago. It had a blown-up "W" code 427 engine & a 4 s… 1967 Ford Ranchero side panel showing rust and primer spots, with a black steel wheel 1967 Ford Ranchero — Interior floor of a vehicle, showing red primer and some rust. The dashboard and part of a seat are visible 1967 Ford Ranchero — Red painted interior floor with visible seat and door frame. The floor shows signs of wear and some rust 1967 Ford Ranchero — Front end of a disassembled vehicle, showing chassis and tires 1967 Ford Ranchero interior showing red painted floor and partial seat 1967 Ford Ranchero — red pickup truck rear wheel well, black steel wheel, leaf springs visible 1967 Ford Ranchero frame, front view, showing suspension components and anti-roll bar Black engine bay with visible frame components and a Supermotors.net watermark Vehicle engine bay frame with brake lines and master cylinder visible 1967 Ford Ranchero — Engine bay of a 1967 Ford Mustang, showing the master cylinder, steering box, and strut tower 1967 Ford Ranchero engine bay, black paint, front view, showing suspension components and firewall 1967 Ford Ranchero — These car pics are for reference only. Black 1967 Ford Ranchero parked by a lake with palm trees 1967 Ford Ranchero interior with beige door panel and white seats, viewed from passenger side 1967 Ford Ranchero interior with tan seats and dashboard
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