Though it arrived late to the muscle car party, the 427-powered Fairlane earned its place by becoming one of the rarest, most powerful street-legal models from the golden age of muscle cars.

66 Fairlane 427It was a late-blooming overachiever that should have had more corporate support. If it had, the 427 would likely have been built in greater numbers. it was delivered midway into the ...

Ford followed the '64 release of its 427 Fairlane Thunder-bolt race cars with the '65 427 Galaxie. For '66, the general feeling was that Ford would roll out 427 SOHO (single-overhead-cam ...

There was even talk of reviving the meteorologically sketchy Thunderbolt moniker for the ’66 car ... The heart of the R-code ...

If you caught the fact that the Fairlane was not born with its 427, a la R-Code Fairlanes ... "This vintage, '66-'67, I don't know how many they made—maybe 50 of them?—and they ran these ...

The Ford Fairlane 427 was Ford's entry into the growing market for high-powered, lightweight cars that you could drive to work during the week — and then dominate the drag strip on Sundays.

Though not as glamorous or high-powered as the legends mentioned above, the '66 Fairlane GT was the ... Ford unleashed a limited series of 427-powered, Fairlane 500-based factory drag weapons ...

The '66 Fairlane 500 hardtop you see here is owned by Ann and Eddy Hanley of Tarrytown, New York. Ann and Eddy are siblings and they and several other family members inherited the car from their ...

Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1966 Ford Fairlane 2 Door Sedan (427 R Code) across different levels of condition. Edit options.

The 1967 Fairlane packs one of the famous Ford “cammer” engines, or a single-overhead-cam 427 running four two-barrel Holley carburetors featuring rare “Le Mans” racing bowls. However ...

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