1967 Ford Ranchero

LMC is very proud to offer for sale this 1967 Ford Ranchero 500

  In 1967, the Ford Ranchero started to have some muscle car aspirations with styling borrowed from the Fairlane. This was a well-received and unique one-year design with clean, straight lines, dual stacked headlamps, and plenty of power. This upgrade in power came from two optional 390 cubic inch V-8s that were now available. One was a mild 270-hp with two-barrel carburetor and the other was a much hotter 320-hp four-barrel unit from the Fairlane GT. Similar to the LS6 El Camino in which they built limited numbers, very few examples of the 1967 Ranchero came optioned with the 390ci/320hp engine are extremely rare and sought after by collectors.

  This 1967 Ford Ranchero 500 offered here for sale was sold new at Ed Mc Connel Ford Sales in Gridley, California on November 7th,1966 to its original owner. As per the Marti, this example was one of only 360 painted in the highly desirable Nightmist Blue paint. Under the hood it was optioned with the high horsepower 390ci/320hp four-barrel engine backed by a C6 select shift automatic transmission sending the power to a 3.00 rear axle. Additional options included factory air conditioning, power steering, Am radio and styled steel wheels. 

  This example went on to win the coveted Fairlane Club Of America First Place At Ford Nationals. Included in the sale is the Marti report, FCA 1st place award and more. Being optioned with the high horsepower 390ci, painted in Nightmist Blue and optioned with air conditioning must make this one of the rarest Ranchero’s ever built.