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This 1967 model year belongs to the series’ third generation and shared the Falcon and Fairlane chassis, complete with the latter’s trim, front end, and interior atmosphere. Logically, it was ...

Delivered to Pratt Ford in Millinocket, Maine, this 1967 427 Fairlane had a sticker price of $4,226.40. This car was stored well and is rust free. See All 5 Photos ...

For 1967, the Ford Fairlane 427's final year, Ford also allowed the R-code 427 to be ordered in the more upscale Fairlane XL model. You could now get additional colors, power brakes, a new steel ...

Trim changes were introduced in 1967 as the Fairlane received a minor facelift. The 289 small-block became the base V-8, with a 200-inch inline-six standard, and the 390 as optional (with either ...

Steven Strope, the builder of this Fairlane, created what he calls a "what-if" prototype, imagining an experimental 1967 race car stuffed with the best parts Ford offered at the time.

And if you thought that the idea of a 650hp 1967 Ford Fairlane will be a loud one, you’re right: the cool side exhausts you see here are currently straight-piped so it can roar like a wounded ...

The 1967 Ford Fairlane looked pretty composed as it performed a nice pre-race burnout to heat up those slick tires. We don't know if the Tesla Model S Plaid was impressed or not, but one thing is ...

Here's a big green V-8 Ford for St. Patrick's Day burnouts. Already rare for its W-code 427-cubic-inch V-8, this Fairlane is also claimed to be the only example ordered in 1967 with the even rarer ...

Sticking nearly 800 horsepower to the ground would be a challenge with stock suspension and the limited confines of a Fairlane rear wheelhouse, so to better accomplish the task, Tim went big yet ...

Outside of its 428ci FE big-block and fiberglass hood, this '67 Ford Fairlane 500 Hardtop is decidedly original. Some of the highlights are: Wimbledon White, a blue vinyl Fairlane 500 interior, a ...

Steven Strope, who built this Fairlane, created what he calls a “what-if” prototype, imagining an experimental 1967 race car stuffed with the best parts Ford offered at the time.