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Ford's iconic car-based pickup truck, also described as a 'utility coupe', was originally an adaptation of a two-door station wagon but by the 1966 model year was based on the Falcon and Fairlane sedans which are illustrated by some of the features on the body of this example. A beautiful Merlot paint job adorns the exterior of this compact Ford pickup accented by shiny chrome bumpers, grille, door handles, trim, and headlight surround. American Racing Chrome wheels hugged by Cooper radial tires give off that muscle car vibe. Open the hood and you'll find a Ford favorite and a contemporary engine option- the 289 CID V8 that looks well detailed with blue valve covers and performance upgrades such as an aluminum radiator, automatic transmission with overdrive, power steering, and power brake booster. Listen to this too- this mostly unassuming pickup is hiding a high-quality performance exhaust system with dual exits for those days when you want to be the center of attention wherever you go! The interior of this 1966 Ranchero for sale is adorned with more modern tan cloth bucket seats with a new headliner. The AM radio installed...

In 1964, Ford developed and released a car that would become one of the longest produced cars in American history! This has been Ford Motor Companies long standing success and a staple on the classic car market for the thousands of enthusiast of all generations who have long adored the legendary muscle car. This blue beauty is powered by the original 289 v8 engine, with the original 3 speed automatic transmission. The blue paint still has a good shine but you can tell she has enjoyed time on the road as any pony deserves! The blue vinyl interior is very nice, no rips, stains or tears of any kind. Bought new in Los Angeles, California, this car is in very good condition, with minimal light surface rust since spending it's time here in Michigan. The owner does believe that all the numbers on this one do match and is believed to be the correct mileage...

When you say 'America' you think Apple Pie, Baseball, Ford Mustang. With an abundance of factory options, packages and engine choices the Ford Mustang represented the freedom to chart your own course and this 1966 coupe is no exception. With an eye catching red paint job the freedom to choose has been well exercised here! As you walk around the vehicle you'll notice nice details like the rally wheels and proper chrome trim. The interior is a wonderful place to be with two tone red and white vinyl interior. Under the hood is a...

Debuting all the way back in 1955, the Thunderbird was Ford's immediate response to the newly marketed mighty Corvette. It was rushed from idea to prototype in under a year! The Thunderbird would become one of Ford's longest produced cars. Under the hood is a 390CID V-8 with power running down through a 3-speed automatic transmission. Nothing drives quite like a big, bodied Thunderbird. Simply put, it's truly like floating on a cloud. The cabin features front bucket seats and a rear bench upholstered in blue vinyl and accompanied by a color-coordinated dash, door panels, headliner, and carpets. Wood and chrome trim adorn the interior, and additional features include a push-button AM radio,...

Experience the charm of the classic era with this 1966 Volkswagen Beetle. Showcasing a radiant desert sand exterior, this Beetle is a true testament to the timeless design of the iconic Volkswagen lineage. The black vinyl interior adds a sleek contrast, creating a blend of style and comfort. Under the hood, you'll find a 1915CC engine that promises a smooth and enjoyable ride. Coupled with a 4-speed manual transmission, this Beetle offers an engaging driving experience, allowing you to fully control your journey and feel the road beneath you. Despite its vintage charm, this 1966 Beetle is not without its share of essential features. It comes equipped with an AM radio, providing you with a touch of nostalgia as you tune into your favorite...