This custom 1965 Ranchero is powered by a 351 V8 engine stroked to
427ci. The engine is estimated at over 400hp in a 2,500-pound car.
Highlights include a serpentine-drive belt system with upgraded
power steering pump, ceramic-coated headers with 3-inch Flowmaster
exhaust and electric cutouts, and an aluminum radiator with an
electric fan. The engine is teamed with a TREMEC 5-speed manual
transmission. Out back is a Ford 9-inch rear end with 3.90 Richmond
posi-traction gears. The front end has been converted to a Mustang
II suspension with coilovers, tubular upper and lower control arms,
and power rack & pinion steering. Leaf spring rear suspension with
traction bars and gas shocks. Aluminum driveshaft with driveline
loop. Disc brakes in the front with a line lock and drums in the
rear. Complete restoration done in 2013. New base/clear paint, new
upgraded seats, carpet, headliner, Bluetooth stereo and carpet kit
in the bed with a tonneau cover. All new chrome everything. New
17-inch Ridler 650 series wheels with new tires. Lots of
documentation and receipts of the restoration.
Vehicle Details
1965 Ford Ranchero
Listing ID:CC-1560584
Price:Auction Vehicle
Location:Scottsdale, Arizona
Year:1965
Make:Ford
Model:Ranchero
Exterior Color:BLUE
Interior Color:TAN
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:0
Stock Number:138743
VIN:5H27U155379
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