The Ford Ranchero is a unique vehicle that blends the practicality of a pickup truck with the styling and comfort of a car. First introduced in 1957, it was based on a station wagon platform, giving it a smoother ride compared to traditional trucks. The Ranchero’s design featured a car-like front end and a truck bed in the back, making it ideal for those who needed utility without sacrificing style. Over the years, it went through several design changes, aligning with Ford's full-size, compact, and mid-size cars. The Ranchero is often compared to the Chevrolet El Camino, which became its main competitor.
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Only in America.
ReplyDelete...our daughter calls them a "catruck!"
ReplyDeleteThis is a 1964 Ranchero based on the 1964 Ford Falcon. It came with a 6 cylinder motor, or a 260 ci V-8. They are collectable.
DeleteCool ride.
ReplyDeleteAn oldie but a goodie.
ReplyDeleteThe Ford Ranchero is a unique vehicle that blends the practicality of a pickup truck with the styling and comfort of a car. First introduced in 1957, it was based on a station wagon platform, giving it a smoother ride compared to traditional trucks. The Ranchero’s design featured a car-like front end and a truck bed in the back, making it ideal for those who needed utility without sacrificing style. Over the years, it went through several design changes, aligning with Ford's full-size, compact, and mid-size cars. The Ranchero is often compared to the Chevrolet El Camino, which became its main competitor.
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It's a nice looking truck, I'd drive it.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing them back in the 60s. Cool looking vehicle.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want that one, but the earlier, larger ones were kinda neat--- like the Chevy El Camino,
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing classic!
ReplyDeleteCool oldie
ReplyDeleteah oui vraiment typically U.S.
ReplyDeleteA stunning classic!
ReplyDeleteelegant design for a utilitarian car.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a classic.
ReplyDeleteNice car/truck! Maybe the ford version of the Chevy El Camino?
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