Many enthusiasts question this rare 1966 sports coupe’s hot-rod chops. Why do we think it’s legit and worth $55,000?

But if you were a Ford man, by golly you bought a Galaxie 500. Things were much simpler then. The Galaxie was Ford’s response to the mega-selling Impala, a sedan and coupe so basic in its ...

The Galaxie 500 ... sleep on the Galaxie 500, particularly models equipped with the 427 cubic inch engine. "Although they were bigger and better-appointed than many of Ford's high-performance ...

Gazing upon this beautiful fullsize Ford ... with the new '64 Galaxie hardtop. As we said, it was a milestone car. Bucket Seats And A Four-Speed The striking '64 Galaxie 500 XL shown here belongs ...

That's what Stace Ames found one night when he happened across this ultra-clean '64 Galaxie 500. The more that he ... Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, and Plymouth were battling on the oval tracks and ...

Whenever we encounter a defunct model from an American automaker, we remember the good old days of motoring. You know, back when crossovers didn't exist, and the entire industry wasn't heading ...

We don't hear much about the Ford Galaxie today, but this nameplate was once the company's pride and joy. Introduced in 1959 as a range-topping trim above the Fairlane 500, the Galaxie became a ...

Like Chevrolet's Impala "Super Sport," the validity of Ford's Galaxie 500 and 500 XL's muscle-car cred differs from one enthusiast to another. However, we believe 1962 to 1968 models of the full ...