Chrysler "Surf Blue" covers the inside and outside ... the dash and gauge inserts following the NASCAR theme. A stock 1967 Fairlane steering wheel tops the ididit steering column.

As an adult, he got into the car hobby restoring muscle cars with the Blue ... of his "Fairlane 427 wanted" ads through the Fairlane Club of America returned an "undiscovered" 427 1967 Ford ...

Around them are BFGoodrich G-Force sticky rollers. Inside, Corey stayed with the Fairlane's original theme, with two-tone blue vinyl, matching Billet Specialties Vintec steering wheel, Auto Meter ...

The reinvented intermediate Blue Oval enjoyed the ... s logs – fell even more. In 1967, only 8,473 examples were ordered for the 500 series of the Fairlane, and a further 10,628 were ordered ...

While the Blue Oval bragged about offering Total ... The same was true for NASCAR, where, during the 1967 season, the Fairlane was the only car that could keep up with Richard Petty's HEMI-powered ...

All the Blue Oval’s greats were rolling out of Detroit to welcoming arms. Cobras. Thunderbolts. Mustangs. Galaxies (the 7-litre 427). And the Fairlane, particularly the GT iteration with that ...

Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1967 Ford Fairlane 2 Door Sedan (427 R Code) across different levels of condition. Edit options.

While the bike was initially what drew the "Pickers" duo to the property, what the man had stowed away in his garage was ultimately what Wolfe and Fritz flipped out over: a 1967 Ford Fairlane 390 GT.

Ford Motor Company You could get a much lighter Fairlane in 1967, but the four-door Fairlane 500 sedan weighs about the same as the new Focus. Moving to Ford, we learn that the compact 2017 Ford ...

The 1967 Fairlane packs one of the famous Ford “cammer” engines, or a single-overhead-cam 427 running four two-barrel Holley carburetors featuring rare “Le Mans” racing bowls. However ...

There are builds, and there are builds: This 1967 Ford Fairlane, created by Pure Vision Design in California, is the latter. It imagines what Ford's racing division might have built in 1967 ...