1966 Ford Fairlane

The 1966 Ford Fairlane is a mid-size car that features significant restyling, resulting in a longer, lower, and wider design compared to previous iterations. Available in various trim levels—including the base Fairlane, Fairlane 500, and sporty Fairlane 500XL—this model also includes notable variants like the GT and GTA, equipped with a powerful 390 CID V-8 engine producing 335 horsepower. Additionally, a rare 427 CID V-8 engine option was offered, generating between 410 and 425 horsepower, although only 70 units were produced with this engine. Engine options for the Fairlane included a 200 CID inline-6, multiple 289 CID V-8 configurations, and the aforementioned 390 and 427 CID V-8s. Transmission choices consisted of a three-speed manual, four-speed manual, and three-speed automatic. With a wheelbase of 116 inches and an overall length of 197 inches, body styles encompassed sedans, hardtops, convertibles, and station wagons, making the 1966 Fairlane a versatile and appealing model.