NMNA - $2500. My opinion, I know these are loved by a lot of folk, but to me it's the goofiest Ranchero made. BUT, it looks clean and with a little TLC ....
Located in Michigan.
NMNA - $2500. My opinion, I know these are loved by a lot of folk, but to me it's the goofiest Ranchero made. BUT, it looks clean and with a little TLC ....
Located in Michigan.
Of all the trucklets made in the us, that's my least favorite... but even that has its own cool factor!
And unless he's hiding a ton of rust problems, that's a really good price.
The american Ranchero is so weird looking.
Dad's 1979 Australian Ranchero. (351 Cleveland.)
I'd kill to import one that wasnt a million dollars.
(My grandfather hand formed the metal splitter for it.)
Mad_Ratel said:The american Ranchero is so weird looking.
Dad's 1979 Australian Ranchero. (351 Cleveland.)
I'd kill to import one that wasnt a million dollars.
(My grandfather hand formed the metal splitter for it.)
That's an impressive splitter. Nice car!
Back in the 1930s, Henry Ford sold Utes (Utility Vehicles) in Australia; wouldn't allow them here, called them Kangaroo catchers. I'd be all over a 1955 Crown Vic Ranchero if the shipping wasn't so tough.
2003 Ford Pursuit Ute.
These look pretty decent with a Thunderbird front end swap, imo.
Or a Cougar front if you don't want to deal with the covered headlight stuff.
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