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On Wed, 20 Aug 2025 05:15:04 -0400, c186282 wrote:

>   Kinda LOOKING for a mid 60s restored car.
>    Doesn't have to be anything spectacular.
>    A Falcon maybe.
> 
>    An old (deceased) bud of mine had a '64 Mercury ... straight-6, NO
>    BS. It was a Really Good Car.

I had a '62 Falcon Futura with a 170 ci straight six. White with a black 
vinyl roof it looked like a shrunken T-Bird so I referred to it as the 
Thunder Chicken. It was a great winter car; I think it had some Jeep DNA.

https://falconclub.com/falcons-pages/the-ford-falcon/1962-ford-falcon/
1962-falcon-futura/

A couple of years later the Falcons morphed into the Mustang and it was 
also the basis for the Ranchero for a while. A lot of people associate 
'cowboy Cadillac' with the El Camino but Ford got there first with the 
full sized Ranchero in the late '50s. Then it shrunk in the Falcon based 
years and got bigger again.

I think today cowboy Cadillac is used for luxury mega-pickups than the 
sedan based versions of that era.