The Galaxie scratched the itch for chrome fanatics. The Country Squire served families a ride to fit all the kids. The Fairlane was classy and suave all at the same time. And nothing made waves in the mid-60s quite like the newly introduced Ford Mustang. These vintage photos take us back to what Ford vehicles looked like during the 1960s.
1. Ford’s First Electric Vehicle, the Comuta (1967)
2. Keeping the Falcon Squeaky Clean (1969)
3. A Ford Galaxie and a Beat-Up Plymouth Valiant Cruising Down Canal StreetÂ
4. Ford’s Car Television (1965)
5. Taking a Trip to Yellowstone With the Galaxie and the Camper (1965)
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6. Parked and Loaded Outside the Bank in the Country Squire (1966)
7. The Country Squire Was the Ultimate Family Ride (1963)
8. Hand Me the Keys, Guys! (1963)
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9. Posing With the Mustang (1966)
10. Mustang Hype at a Detroit Dealership (1964)
11. Used Car Lot at the Anderson Ford Dealership in Sarasota (1965)
12. A Worker Removing a Mustang from the Tracks of the Subway After a Young Woman Accidentally Went Through the Tunnel Entrance in Philadelphia (1965)
13. Standing Outside the Family Ford (1967)
14. Ford Custom Police Car at the Scene of an Accident (1969)
15. Checking Out a Mustang at Holiday Ford in Burbank, California (1968)
16. Designing the First Mustang (1962)
17. Chevron Gas Station Attendant Looking Over a Mustang (1968)
18. The Mustang’s Reveal at the New York World’s Fair (1964)
19. Couple Posing With Their Ford Falcon
20. King of the Neighborhood With His Ford Fairlane (1967)
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