If I ask you what the first true “coupe utility” pickup based on a Big Three family station wagon was, you’ll probably say it ...

The El Camino gets all the glory, but the utilitarian Ranchero embodied car comfort and pickup utility for more than two decades.

Do you know what’s funny about the Ford Ranchero nameplate? It was made using a 2-door station wagon platform, unlike regular trucks and other utility vehicles. The Blue Oval decided on adapting that ...

Officially known as Ford Falcon Ranchero, the 1963 Ranchero was available with engines that aren’t necessarily everybody’s cup of tea today. This is because most of the units were focused on fuel ...

SPENCER — The sign on the employee bulletin board at the Indianapolis Ford Motor Co. plant was brief. And to the point. “For Sale: 1964 Ranchero.” Jack Arthur was working as an electrical contractor ...

When Randy Bunner saw the Ranchero he had traded a paintjob for, he figured it was left for dead after seeing its condition. In the end, though, the car would rise like the proverbial Phoenix from the ...

View post: This Dash Cam Delivers 'Crystal Clear' Video, and It's Only $30 at Amazon 09 – 1967 Ford Fairlane Ranchero in Colorado junkyard – Photo by Murilee Martin 06 – 1967 Ford Fairlane Ranchero in ...

What is old is new again. Retro nameplates with new styling began surging back to the market just a few years ago, with ...

After World War II, Ford was fighting a losing battle to seize Chevy's crown as the king of the truck world. Ford's first F-Series pickup, introduced in 1948, was overshadowed by Chevrolet's more ...