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What models did Ford make in 1967?

Ford’s 1967 lineup encompassed a wide range of cars and utility vehicles, from the compact Falcon to the full-size Galaxie, plus the Mustang, Thunderbird, Ranchero, wagons, a van, and the F-Series trucks. Here is a concise overview of the models Ford offered in that year.


Passenger cars


Below are the primary passenger-car offerings Ford marketed in 1967, spanning compact, mid-size, and full-size configurations, along with luxury and performance variants.



  • Ford Mustang

  • Ford Falcon

  • Ford Fairlane 500

  • Ford Fairlane 500 XL

  • Ford Galaxie 500

  • Ford Galaxie 500 XL

  • Ford LTD

  • Ford Custom

  • Ford Custom 500

  • Ford Thunderbird

  • Ford Ranchero


The 1967 passenger lineup offered a range of body styles—from two- and four-door sedans to convertibles and sportier variants—paired with multiple engine and trim options to suit different buyer needs.


Wagons and specialty cars


Ford also offered specific wagon configurations and a car-based utility vehicle to cover family transport and light-duty use.



  • Ford Country Squire (full-size wagon)

  • Ford Econoline van (car-based light van)


Wagons and the Econoline complemented the sedan and coupe options, providing versatile family and commercial-use choices for 1967.


Trucks and commercial vehicles


Ford’s truck lineup remained central to the brand’s portfolio in 1967, with the F-Series serving as the backbone of the company's commercial and work-use offerings.



  • Ford F-Series pickups (F-100, F-250, and related configurations)


The F-Series provided breadth in cab configurations, bed lengths, and engine choices to meet a wide array of professional and personal needs.


Summary


In 1967, Ford offered a broad spectrum of models across cars, wagons, a van, and trucks—ranging from the performance-oriented Mustang to the luxury Thunderbird, from the practical Ranchero to the Country Squire wagon, and including the dependable F-Series pickups. The lineup reflected Ford’s strategy to cover multiple market segments with distinct platforms and trims, appealing to families, enthusiasts, and commercial buyers alike.

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What model cars did Ford make in 1968?


Select a 1968 Ford Model

  • 1968 Bronco.
  • 1968 CORTINA MARK II.
  • 1968 Country.
  • 1968 Country Squire.
  • 1968 Custom.
  • 1968 Custom 500.
  • 1968 E100.
  • 1968 E200.



What model cars did Ford make in 1966?


In 1966, Ford offered a wide range of models including popular cars like the Mustang, Fairlane, and Galaxie. The lineup also included utility vehicles such as the Bronco and various F-Series trucks, along with the luxury Thunderbird. Commercial and other passenger vehicles like the Econoline van and Cortina were also part of the 1966 offerings.
 
Passenger cars

  • Mustang: Offered in convertible, fastback, and hardtop body styles. 
  • Fairlane: Included various trims like the base Fairlane, Fairlane 500, and performance-oriented Fairlane 500 GT and XL. 
  • Galaxie: Featured models such as the Galaxie 500 and the high-end Galaxie 500 LTD and 7-Litre. 
  • Falcon: Available in different trims, including the Falcon Futura and Falcon Ranchero. 
  • Thunderbird: A full-size personal luxury car offered as a hardtop. 
  • Cortina: A compact car available in Mark I and Mark II versions. 

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Trucks and utility vehicles
  • Bronco: Available in wagon, pickup, and roadster body styles. 
  • Econoline: Offered as a van, pickup, and the "Club Wagon" passenger van. 
  • F-Series: Included models such as the F-100, F-250, and F-350 pickup trucks. 

Performance and special models
  • GT40: Ford's legendary sports car, with both Mk I and Mk II versions available in 1966. 



What cars did Ford make in 1967?


Select a 1967 Ford Model

  • 1967 Bronco.
  • 1967 CORTINA MARK II.
  • 1967 Country.
  • 1967 Country Squire.
  • 1967 Custom.
  • 1967 Custom 500.
  • 1967 E100.
  • 1967 F100.


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