Ford

The 1964 Galaxie 500 XL 2-door Hardtop (also known as a Club Victoria) was the best selling body style of all the Galaxies that year – and we’re sure you … Read more

The Ford Fairlane appeared in 1955 as a replacement for the Crestline Series and sat at the top of the Ford lineup. The name came from Henry Ford’s estate “Fair … Read more

Ford certainly made some great looking cars in the fifties and this is certainly one of them – The 1957 Fairlane 500 Sunliner. From the ‘eyebrow’ headlights to the round … Read more

This 1955 Ford Fairlane Crown Victoria in Torch Red and Snowshoe White is a classic fifties color combination that has always been popular. This particular car was owned by a … Read more

The Ford Fairlane received a complete restyle for the 1968 model year with the top-line models using the Torino nameplate. Sitting just above the Fairlane 500, the Torino was made … Read more

In the mid-fifties wagons finally came to life. Users wanted a practical vehicle with some glitz. This 1956 Ford Parklane Station Wagon in two-tone Bermuda Blue and Diamond Blue offered … Read more

This Wimbledon White 1964 Ford Country Sedan 6-passenger, 4-door Station Wagon was born in the Los Angeles assembly plant and then spent most of it’s life in that area. The … Read more

Once again for 1963 the Ford line-up experienced a full restyle with the Country Squire remaining the premier station wagon. Sharing the Galaxie trim level, it truly was top-of-the-line. See … Read more

1962 saw a complete redesign of the full-size Ford’s resulting in one of the cleanest looks yet. The model year started off with 12 different Galaxie models. The Galaxie was … Read more

At first glance at this ’66 Fairlane 500 might have you noticing the hood scoop and wondering what lurked beneath it. With closer inspection you’d see the “427” fender badges … Read more