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1964 Ford Fairlane “old gal”
About the 1962–1965 Ford Fairlane
from the generation archive
The 1962-1965 Ford Fairlane was Ford's first intermediate, a unibody car on a 115.5 inch wheelbase sized between the Falcon and the full-size Galaxie. It introduced the Windsor small-block V8, launching with the 221 in 1962, adding the 260 at mid-year, then the 289 in mid-1963 in a single form, the 271 hp K-code Hi-Po, with a 195 hp 2-barrel 289 following for 1964. In 1964 Ford built 100 Fairlane Thunderbolts, factory lightweight drag cars with the 427 high-riser, and the body was restyled for 1964 and again for 1965.
The story
Dad bought old gal new, gave it to Grandma around 1968, then in 1985 Grandma passed on, I got it back to restore, but it just sits in the barn hibernating. I have way too many other Fords to keep me busy, hense the name Fordman. Usually always have 15 or 20 around. — Terry Miller
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