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1967 Ford Ranchero Fairlane 500

Make: Ford
Model: Ranchero
SubModel: Fairlane 500
Type: Ranchero
Year: 1967
Mileage: 20,750
Color: Blue
Engine: 427
Cylinders: 8
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Automatic
Drive type: RWD
Interior color: Blue
Vehicle Title: Clear
Item location: Falls Church, Virginia, United States

1967 Ford Ranchero Fairlane 500 Additional Info:

1967 RANCHERO ... "427" ... SLEEPER

Miles: Purchased in ’04 with 18361 (actual unknown) & now with 20575 on odometer - VERY light usage since.


Transmission: Automatic

Engine: 8 - Cyl.

Warranty: No

Title: Clear

Condition: Used

Doors: 2 doors

Interior: Blue

Year: 1967

VIN Number: 7K48Z197821

Exterior: Blue - Metallic

This was a California car, built by a 72 (year old as a retirement project. It has about 11,000 miles since completion (including my use). It was (over) built as a personal retirement project. From his notes, here’s some of that he did.

ENGINE & TRANS:

- 427 CI (351 Windsor-based, stroked to 427)

- Aluminum heads with the BIG valves (SVO Ford)

- 55i Cam

- Crane Elgin Roller Tip Rockers

- 650 Holly Double Pumper w/K&N Filter

- Mallory Unilite Electronic Distributor

- New Radiator

- C6 Trans with Mild Shift Kit

Brakes:

- Power Disc Brakes w/Front – Rear Bias Adjuster

- Rotors in Front & Drums in the Rear

Suspension – Items replaced:

- Upper and Lower Control Arms

- Idler Arms & Bushings

- Powder-coated Elback Variable Rate Front Springs

- Magnum 5OO Wheels

- Class III trailer hitch (not-installed)

Body & Paint

- The body was stripped, blocked, and painted in Ranchero Metallic Dark Blue (but that was several years ago).

- The fit & finish is amazing. The trim panels & chrome is good to excellent.

Interior:

- Stock and very clean – nothing fancy. It looks too good to be original.

This is a precision, hand built Ranchero. The idle is like mechanical music, nice rumble, not flashy or loud…just nice. THIS CAR DRIVES!!!

This Ranchero is a driver, a lot of fun…very smooth, crisp and responsive. It will go as fast as you want to go…a real sleeper, yet it looks like a stock Ranchero.