New Members ( Introduce Yourself)

Hey guys, just joined up. I've been a Ranchero owner since 1980, still have the same vehicle, a 1967 Model.
Looking forward to having a look around

 

Welcome Mark!

 

Another member is always welcome!
Good amount of information, Small amount of you know!

 

Hello, I am a new Ranchero owner. My dad restored a 1957 Meteor Ranchero and when he unfortunately passed, it became mine. Have been searching out information on the Meteor Ranchero, but with less than 300 manufactured in Canada, it is a rare item. Am searching out the VIN that the vehicle is registered under, but am not getting far. VIN information says manufactured by Ford Motor Company of Canada Limited in Oakville Ontario, so very possibly could be a Meteor. All the VIN decorders spit back that vehicle is not found, or the VIN is incorrect (think the US and Canada had different VIN versions, and most decoders are from the US). I drive this beauty whenever possible and very much enjoy.
I don't know a lot about this car, but am very interested in finding out more.

 

Hi guys new member here 72 ranchero

 

Lotsa Fishmouths on here; you're in good company.

 

Welcome,great site,how’s the condition?any pics?

 

Mark,
As a long long time Ranchero owner, you must have some really cool "Back In The Day" pictures of the you and the car. And lets see, gas was (per Google) $1.19 / gallon back then. So the ranchero's gas tank has been filled with gas from $1.19 to $4.00. Now its back closer to what it was back then.

 

Fern,
Sorry to read about your Father. But you have his car and the memories will live on. I have never seen (or heard before your post) about this Meteor Ranchero. Please share some pictures.
Also I can identify with inheriting your Fathers car. I have my Fathers 1965 Ford. Its not running , but one day.....

 

Hello Fellow Ranchero owner's,
It's nice to be here. I have owned a 61' and a 67' Ranchero. Have always regretted letting them go.

After having the widowmaker and surviving it (for now) and a couple of surgeries I sold off an OT truck.
So as I looked at time running out I picked another Ranchero, a 1960 V8 260 conversion last year and have been slowly sorting it out.

Always looking to learn something new and share likewise, Thanks alot.

 

Welcome the forum where we are all working on our cars. Keeping my '65 running and using is where I get my most enjoyment. How about you , are you racer, restorer or recreational driver?

 

Hello my name is Owen and I’m from Nebraska, I recently bought a 73 351 cj, it’s my first project car and I’m looking forward to wrenching on it.

 

Welcome to the forum! My first Chero was a '74 Squire, and I think it was the color your '73 is. What color is your interior?

 

Brown as dirt

 

Ah. Mine was kind of a pale pea green or something like that.

 

The 70s were a strange time for interior colors admitedly.

 

Some great, some wretched.

 

Hey guys!

New member here from Vancouver Island BC Canada. Just scooped up a 1966 ranchero and I’m really enjoying it. I’m a vintage harley guy but figured it was time to get something actually cool to haul all my broke down bikes with.

The cars crustier underneath then it looks on the outside so the plan is to just enjoy it as is with a little mechanical and electrical tweaking!

 

Nice '66! I used to live in Everett, WA up until mid-January. As long as BC doesn't use salt, you'll do pretty good against the rust. Have you filled out your Chero's profile?