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1967 Ford Fairlane
About the 1966–1967 Ford Fairlane
from the generation archive
The 1966-1967 Ford Fairlane is the fifth generation of the nameplate, a full restyle of Ford's intermediate on a 116 inch wheelbase with an engine bay finally wide enough to clear a big block without surgery. This is the generation that introduced the Fairlane GT and GTA, both carrying the 335 hp gross 390 cubic inch FE V8 in 1966, and a small batch of 1966 and 1967 cars left the line with the 427 side oiler. Hardtops and convertibles carried the GT badge, and for 1967 the Ranchero moved onto the Fairlane platform as well.
The story
I bought the car in 2011 on e-bay at Myrtle Beach. It was fairly decent. I was informed the motor had been rebuilt but you know how that turned out when they tore it down. But so much for that. I drove it for about a year and then had the motor rebuilt and took about a year. After all that installed the following: new headers, new flowmaster exhaust, new gas tank,new edelbrock thunder four barrel carb,new stock front end, new front disc conversion and power booster. new headliner,all the trim was repolished,new carpet,air shocks,new comlete door hinges. had to replace left side bottom quarter, all the other issues were minor and all metal was put back in. I drive to car shows, but its not done it. Got issues the window reglulators. Got B/M Z-Gate shifter. That's about it for now. — comet428
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