cazalea
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Nice Ranchero!
A real beauty spotted in local parking lot, this Ford Ranchero is a second generation model, the 1964-65 restyling.
1964 Model
Second generation 1963
Third generation
Fourth
They keep getting bigger and bulkier
mid-Seventies
The bitter end.
They keep getting bigger and bulkier
mid-Seventies
The bitter end.
Cazalea
Nice Ranchero!
A real beauty spotted in local parking lot, this Ford Ranchero is a second generation model, the 1964-65 restyling. 1964 Model The first Generation circa 1957 Second generation 1963 Third generation Fourth They keep getting bigger and bulkier mid-Seventie...
Second and fourth generation....
are my favorite. The one in your first picture is glorious 🤘😎....
The bitter end is bitter…
First time I have seen the first generation 👌🏻👍🏻 And a very cool comparison - what I find intriguing is how the front overhang kept on growing. The bitter one seemingly has space for a 24 cylinder engine under the hood 😉
That's the either the first time seeing 289 Hi-Performance badging on a '64 . . .
. . . or I've forgotten ever seeing it before. On Mustangs, yes, but Rancheros? Not to my recollection. Art
The 289 is on the '65 and seems consistent with the 260 badging on the black '64
A very old dude got in that car and drove away shortly after I took the pictures... I'll keep an eye out for it since I think he lives nearby the store. Here are some other photos from the web. Not all the cars have one but I suppose 6's wouldn't have the...
Here's a ~ '50 Plymouth photographed in the parking lot of The Rainbow . . .
. . . last Saturday. It belongs to Neil Young. He was there for Lou Adler's son's wedding reception. ...
Nope, had no idea Lou's son's wedding reception was being held Saturday . . .
. . . at The Rainbow, and had I known wouldn't have gone. ;-)
Btw, it is a '50 Plymouth . . .
. . . and apparently the only fossil-fuel vehicle Neil owns. 🛢️