1966 Ford Fairlane GT rendering
 

Hey,
I just wanted to see everyone's reaction with what I have come up with for a FORD. I wanted this car to prove im not just into GTO's or GM products. I want to build this car soon I just wanted to see what type of reaction it gets.

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o...lletpoints.jpg

It would be pretty hard not to like that! :hail:

I want to get started on it in the worst way, the engine might be a cammer but that depends on the budget of the project and someones taste.

Looks sweet, do you still have your shop?

I actually have a 66 Fairlane with a cammer in my garage right now. It's not a pro tour style build, and it's not mine................... :D

Better have a big budget for the cammer. Those make my TP seem like a cheap date. Hope you find that guy. :D

For some reason I like the Fairlane with an FE. :_paranoid

http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/l...nca/67gta4.jpg

I like it. But yeah who wouldnt? :unibrow:

I knew FETorino would have sumthin to say about it. :D

well the other choice is a boss Nine engine for the average guy :lol:
I am going to see this thing come to life one way or another.

Yeah I still have it and looking to keep improving it.

Why would you think that :rofl:

Hey you can build a really nice Wedge 427 SO with an AL Shelby or Pond block and Edelbrock or Blue Thunder AL heads real easy for half the cost of the cammer. Blue Thunder sells a Weber intake for the Wedge heads and plenty of guys run them with a stack style FI. :D

If you go cammer beware of Bill Coon selling cammer heads. He has burned a lot of people for a lot of $$. Give Robert Pond a call.

A Kaase Boss nine would be pretty sweet but heavy. :thumbsup:

Yeah we will see where the project ends up, it is going to start with a phone call from somebody. That phone call will be someone wanting me to build this for them or someone buying my GTO.
I want to see a cammer in the car though, I was talking with Randy Richie of performance associates about his cammer and that would be the hot ticket.

Oh ya....Do it....Either that year, or the year with the round tail lights..

But that would be a sweet build...:hail: :thumbsup:

Killer concept! I say go for it! :thumbsup:

Yeah....that will be one wicked car. Refreshing to see something a bit different.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Would love to see this come together! :thumbsup:
Cammer or Boss9 would work for me. :unibrow:

i guess everyone has spoken, I need to build this car. This thing is getting more praise then i thought it would. I need to get a hold of George Poteet for this build.;)

Who's is it then?

Charleys. Holman Moody Nascar build from the 60's.

Are those Intros?

That would definitely be the right guy! Hope it works out because that woulds be super sweet!

Love it, before I picked up my Falcon I was headed, cash in hand, to pick up a 66' Fairlane, unfortunately the guy sold it out from under me. Still love them though, once th Falcon is done a 66 Lane might be my next project. This one looks killer!:thumbsup:

Hells yeah!! Do I like it?? What kinda question is that? I'm a GM man, but on the other hand, I'm also a car man. And I like anything that is that mickey fickey awesome. I can't wait to see this one come alive. :yes: :yes:

Well Im glad its really well received, I was amazed on how much better received it was then my own GTO build. It really is a killer concept that needs to come to life.

How does a Fairlane compare to a Galaxie? After watching some vintage races featuring Galaxie's I became obsessed with them....and dreamed of a pro tour version.

Dave

Dave they were smaller and lighter with a unibody instead of a full frame. How about a Galaxie PT car :D

Sweet video. Build the Fairlane!!! I keep eyeing Galaxie's in the classifieds, they aren't too pricey but I haven't looked into aftermarket support.

Dave

I have wanted to build one of these ever since the yellow one that was built a few years ago. I can't find a picture of it but it was yellow with a chocolate interior, and I think it had a NASCAR motor in it. Love the direction you have layed out in the rendering :cheers:

it seems everyone has spoken and I need to build this car. GEORGE POTEET WHERE ARE YOU!!!!???

He's focusing on a Torino what else?

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...97215866957536

When you get his attention Kieth Kraft has a low buck Cammer for sale only $38k :D

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Ford-Alu...r#ht_569wt_959

He needs this in his life, it would make his life so much better. We could put a pontiac V8 in it too ya know :P

Im so with you on the cammer idea and if injection was not a option i would do webers.

Hilborn sells an IR EFI set up for the Cammer using a FAST controller.

http://www.hilborninjection.com/prod...=343&CatId=176

Just add $7k to the bill.

That is bad ass dude. :thumbsup:

There plenty of Cammer porn out there. I think these may be of the motor for sale.

http://s454.photobucket.com/albums/q...mmer%20Engine/
http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/l...erstuff001.jpg
http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/q...e/100_0642.jpg

I think I just got a boner, that engine gets me excited
Every time I look at it. Maybe you need this car FEtorino

If I won the lotto I could do one to match my stock 67 GTA convertible.

For now I've blown my hot rod wad building my Tunnelport Torino and still have a lot of $$ left to spend.

i think i might have to build new engine mounts for my GTO, It would be fun to put a cammer in there. :rofl: Ford GTO

What are some good sources/companies for Ford products? I just saw the Roadster Shop is building a Fairlane but it's got their whole Fast track frame and suspension.

Dave

Dave

Ford Mustang/Falcon = Lots of kits from bolt in to weld in from lousy mustang II Pinto spindles all the way to trick engineered race parts.

Now for a Fairlane or Galaxie that is a different story.

RS is building a 63 Fairlane. They just built a 61 Starliner custom chassis (look in the custom gallery) and they are building me a chassis for my 69 Torino.

Several companies sell modular suspension set ups that you could fab into your existing frame (if you have one like a Galaxie). For a non Mustang, IMO, it makes more sense performance wise and financially to just build a complete chassis. Again JMO.

Ok here's you body. :D

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/2988055888.html

Grab this and the motor from Kieth and start fabbing. Now you just need to find somebody to fund it. :unibrow: