The Ford Galaxie nameplate first appeared in 1959, meant to crown the full-size range above the Fairlane. Its name reflected America's space-age obsession, a marketing nod to rockets and satellites ...

Ford was working around the clock on building more competitive products in 1964, and the reason was simple. Chevrolet's cars were selling like hotcakes, and it looked like nothing could stop its ...

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Way back before shakers shook and numbers matched, men built big cars with big engines. Sometimes factories built cars with big engines, but many times cars factories built had smaller engines.

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This table includes all standard and available options for this vehicle. It may not reflect the options included in your valuation. Powertrain 7 years/100,000 miles limited warranty from original ...

Not only did the incredibly manly Galaxie 500/XL offer a V8 engine and bucket seats as standard equipment, it came with Solid Silent Super Torque. Could any dog measure up to that? 1964 Mercury ...

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