That color is fantastic! No matter the miles, Mr. Roxworthy's cars always look pristine. I'm guessing this must be one of his sentimental favorites. I know I liked it! Thanks, Lou!
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My parents had a 1967 Fairlane 500 XL station wagon 289 engine my dad bought it new. It wasn't the best built car, the blue paint peeled off within a few years and he had to get it repainted. It needed a valve job at 50,000 miles. The front suspension was supposedly pre-greased for life but started squeaking over time so the fix was to cut into the front sides of the front spring towers and install grease nipples. The auto tranny started slipping over time, the neutral safety switch was acting up so we had to pull up on the shifter to start the engine.
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What a clean Fairlane - and I mean that in every sense of the word clean. And very cool that Dennis is the original owner. Another great Car Story! Thanks Lou and Dennis.
Hi Jeff, Happy to share this "Original Owner" story with you. You knew Dennis was going to have one he purchased in the 1960's and couldn't sell it :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, Lou
What a beautiful car! Did I hear correctly that this is an original ‘survivor’? Looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. The spoke wheel covers just set the whole car off on the right note. And speaking of wheels, the tires are so skinny compared to the tires of today. Thanks Lou & Dennis for a beautiful green spring treat!
I noticed the size of the tires also.... radials weren't around then - but the width of them is what caught my eye, looked almost like motorcycle tires. !
Thanks for this one Lou! I cannot wrap my head around Dennis being the original owner and the car having only 47,000 miles! In regard to the warm air routed to the air cleaner- that only occurs when the engine is cold, then the flapper valve closes.
Another fantastic Ford I was born in to the ford Dealership family wish I was smarter and still have all the rare ford's from that time in life. Thanks for the memories
Ya gotta love an oil filter you can get to. Dad was always buying and showing us how to build model cars. Good cars, memories and story's... Thanks Lou, thanks Dennis!
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How many people keep the new car they bought forever _ And in that condition _ Maybe the D-man has someone who loves this beauty of a Fairlane half as much as he does that he can gift it to on his 100th B-day, best to ya D-man, and thnx L.C.
Hi dr candor, "How many people keep the new car they bought forever _ And in that condition _" Not many. My pleasure sharing this car & story with you. You're welcome, Lou
Wow another one of Dennis's beautiful cars. Being the only owner has go be fun and awesome with just loads of memories. A really sporty little car too! Did not know they had eight track tape players that far back in those years. What a great option. That color was really pretty too. I love Dennis's knowledge on each and every one of his units. That is so interesting. What a neat video Lou and great to see Dennis again! Thanks for sharing Lou!
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Hi spdskte, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Lou
Very clean lines. You can see with this example why the mid-size car really took off in sales in the 60s. I had a good friend who owned one. It always amazes me how some original owner cars stayed that way in a era where the new cars kept getting better each year. Some owners just know early that they have a car to keep. In this case you can see why this was a "keeper". Thanks Dennis and Lou.
Hi Allen, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Friends car :-) Glad to read you enjoy this "Keeper". Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
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Another wonderful segment Lou. Thank you! Always enjoy Mr. Roxworthy's collection. I admire his great taste in cars, and his impeccable attention to detail and care, for his autos. The factory condition of all of his cars, is always a treat. And the Fall 2020 setting really adds to the beauty of this clip. Nicely done!
Very cool, clean, original car. Awesome that Dennis had the foresight to take such good care of it. So many of these fell prey to the salt and weather around here. If the road salt didn't get them the teens, drag racing and dirt track did. Thank you for sharing this great time capsule and the story behind it. Take care.
Hi Jon C, Happy to you enjoy this episode :-) Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
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We had the Ford promo model of this car in a really dark brownish color growing up but I only remember it in pretty bad shape it was older than me and my brother got to it before I did. I had an alpine green T-Bird (1996) that was pretty close to this color, it was a little more blue green.
Nicely maintained cars like that are priceless and are a great reference into how they were built. Those were great times when a car could be ordered virtually any way you wanted including colors but these days the dealers attitude is " Oh you'll love grey with that lovely black interior take it or leave it".
Thanks Lou. I especially enjoyed this as I had the same car in dark blue. I loved the 289 engine, good power and velvet smooth. It was one of my favorite cars and one that I'd love to have again.
My dad had a '66 Fairlane 500 hardtop in Wimbledon white with an ice blue interior. It had a 289 with a "three on the tree"...he didn't like automatics. Took my driver's license road test in that car back in Feb. of '67. As my mother drove me to the test, she reminded me (for the 100th time) to ask the DMV tester to "buckle up". Seems one of our neighbor's kids had recently lost some points for failing to do so during her test. Well, the DMV person turned out to be a very large man who was barely able to fit in the seat. As he filled out the form on his clip board, I noticed he was actually sitting on his seat belt. I politely reminded him to buckle up...he snarled at me "Listen hot shot, I don't need no smart ass kid telling me what to do, UNDERSTAND? Let's just see if you can pass the damn test without killing us both!" The good news is, I passed...even with the 10 points he deducted for my "poor attitude". Seems it doesn't matter your age or where you're from, dealing with the DMV is always "interesting".
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Drove one of these new before it was sold with 289 and 3 on the tree manual, was surprised the 289 could break the tires loose in 1st coming off idle RPMs just by flooring it... but they are pretty light in the rear unibody cars...
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I was going to complain why he didn't check the HI-PO option but when your starting a family you don't have time to maintain such a high strung engine. Put oh the difference in value.
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Thanks , DENNIS and Lou...Interestingly, I bought a 1966 GALAXIE 500 XL/4 SPD/352/4 BBL ( boo)/ PS,PB/ am Radio/ BURGANDY/Blaxk INT, & no FRONT DISC BRAKES ‘or AIR COND! , in 1967... Anyways my Hazard LIGHTS switch in glovebox, & No COOLANT radiator Recovery System until I got into Ford Dealer ( quickly other AUTO SUPPLIERS got the KITS) for application...I’m ReMember FORD was really promoting PERFORMANCE, If. It MOTOCRAFT in those days..I quickly had to,add Metallic Brakes, tires etc..** ODDLY enough the Dodge Dealer had it on His Lot....MEMORY HAS was LOW miles,,and about only MANUEL transmission & FORD in the whole MOPAR dealership.......drove many miles.....etc
Little known facts about this car, the glovebox was made out of cardboard, although the actual door was metal with a lock, hopelessly weak drum brakes, you could easily spin the rear wheels with the 289, famous Ford tartan pattern trunk liner, rear windows all leaked, car had a very narrow stance almost looked tippy toed, very thin rim steering wheel, felt like it was connected to the wheels by a rubber band. Also factory paint from that era was notoriously applied very poorly with noticeable thin spots. Certainly not the best car Ford made, however I believe they were priced accordingly. Always interesting to see these time warp vehicles Lou.
Something was repainted. Can see it on the engine sticker. Great car. Wish I had my ‘67 back! “The” car of my youth and the only car I really want back. It was quick like that too.
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🚘 Hi Denis & Lou - Yes cool story and ride. 😎 Very true, it was a Mustang country and that was my ride in 1970 / 302 • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Beautiful car Dennis ! Very sporty looking. Lou, do you remember the GTA model of those ? Very hot back then. The whole car looks like brand new, not even wear on the seats or carpet . Great feature, Lou & Dennis! Thanks & thumbs up! :)
@@loucostabile Hi Lou ! Thanks for the link to the episode of the GTA . Forgot you did that one a few months ago. Love the Springtime yellow on that one owned by Dennis. Have a friend that has a Mustang the same color. Thanks Lou !
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My Dad was looking to buy a new Mustang but then my Mom became pregnant with me. My Dad decided he needed a bigger car and bought a '66 Fairlane 500. It was that beautiful Ford burgundy and had three on the tree. Like the Fairlane in this video, our car came with the 289 C-Code 2bbl rated at 200HP. I remember getting in the Fairlane on hot summer days and sticking to the hot vinyl seat. We didn't have A/C and it could get pretty darn hot with that black interior. Thanks for posting this video and taking me on a trip back to my childhood.
Hi Robert. Happy to read this video brings back memories. You're right, those vinyl seats and no air would make you stick :-) Please remember to watch the commercials at the beginning of the video (or at least the ones you can), as that's how I get paid so I can keep sharing with you, Lou
Another great video Lou. 47 thousand original miles. You dont see that very often. I have only seen one other AM/FM/8 Track player and it's in a 1965 Fastback Mustang a guy I know has. Interesting enough it's the same color green as this Fairalne. Always loved the looks of these cars since I seen American Pickers buy a 67 model GT with a 390 and 4 speed.
That Fairlane 500 is an original survivor that was kept in pristine condition by it's one and only owner. It's rare to see the person who had this car since it was brand new in 1966! That 289 looked like it had plenty of pep, and sounded healthy to boot! Love the stacked headlights. They remind me of my aunt and uncle's Ambassador.
Damn Lou... I can’t believe how many beautiful cars Dennis keeps coming up with. I love that Fairlane and it reminds me of my moms 64 which had the 289, it was always a treat when she let me start it ..(for a 10 yr old) The color is beautiful and such low miles. I could only imagine one thing different to make it even more unique..a nice 4-speed shifter with that bench would have been really cool ! Still a stunning car I would love to own, great job and thanks again to both of you !
Hi Richard, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Moms car :-) Good news! Dennis has more cars, so stay tuned, and thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Hi Lou, Dennis has a great collection but this being his from new and in the condition that is puts him in the top tear of car guys in my book. Thanks for another awesome car and great video and thanks to Dennis for preserving the Fairlane the way he did. 👍👍😁
Hi Pat, Happy to read you're enjoying the episodes with Dennis :-) You're welcome. Good news! There will be more from his collection, so stay tuned, Lou
I really love the quality cars Dennis lets us look at your program Lou. Of all the cars sold in 1966, how many can say they are the original owner? Unbelievable! I usually end by saying “thanks Lou” but on this one I must say “thanks Dennis”!
Wow! That Ol boy has some real nice cars! Absolutely terrific for him! I’m envious! Hey Lou, I have a cousin that lives in Glen Ellyn, we lived in Chicago too when I was a kid, 2 to 8 years old, we lived Near Cicero, at Sacramento and Augusta Blvds.. Anyways, thanks Lou! 🤘👍
Hi Lou. I always enjoy your videos, especially of Dennis’ cars. This car brings back memories, I had a 69 Fairlane that was light yellow with Black vinyl roof, but I think it was a 302 V8. 👍😉
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I had a 66 Fairlane 500 4-door with the bench seats. Great car for the drive in and for trips from Kansas City to Lake of the Ozarks. I also had the 2 bbl 289. Plenty of power and 18 mpg city 22 mpg highway. If I were him I would have opted for front disc and dual master cylinder, plus power steering. Air conditioning if I lived in IL where summers are humid. The GT with a 390 that year was an awesome car. Glad to see he kept it garaged in the winters. Mine got salt in Kansas City and rusted out the floorpans, wheel wells and rockers.
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Goodday Lou, I have come to expect whatever comes from Dennis's stable it's going to be unbelievable & this is unbelievable. Goung by Dennis age , he served his country, lived in the golden age of USA, golden age of muscle cars, he has seen it all. How cool to still own your original car, & the 66 Fairlane is a absolute beautiful traditional hardtop look. Classic line again. " Driving this car lowers your blood pressure" that is a bumper sticker moment. That is how I feel driving my hardtop. Great video, great cruiser. Dennis never fails to excite. Your number 1 Fan in Australia Louis Kats from Melbourne Australia ☺ 👍 ❤
Goodday Louis, Happy to read you enjoy this car in his "stable" :-) High praise for this episode. Thank you for being my # 1 Fan in Australia. Cheers, Lou
Hi Tim Green Productions Videographer/ Photographer, Happy to read you love these Fords :-) Cars for sale are here, Lou www.mycarstorywithlou.com/cars-for-sale/
dennis is a cool ole dude with very nice cars lol
:-)
$127 for a 8-track. Now there is a man who loved his specific tunes!
Thanks Lou and Dennis
Hi Terry M, You're right, tunes in your ride must have been a "A" Priority :-) You're welcome, Lou
Like two weeks wages
For being a car that spent it's life in the salty IL it's great shape
Hi Larry, You're right :-) Lou
Gorgeous!! Remember when this was a small car?
Hi Kelly, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-) A Ford Falcon looks pretty big now, Lou
I'm not a Ford guy, but I love seeing Denis's cars. A car guy's car guy.
Hi Chuck, Happy to read you're enjoying the videos featuring Dennis's cars :-) Good news! More of his cars will be featured, so stay tuned, Lou
Great to see Dennis again! Thanks Lou!
Happy to share this one with you Brian SD :-) You're welcome, Lou
Wow, that car looks like a month old. It was really taken care of. Another gem.
Hi John, Happy to share this gem with you :-) Lou
Dennis' passion for automobiles is admirable, and he doesn't appear old enough to have purchased this one new!
Hi Dave, Happy to read you're enjoying the episodes with Dennis :-) Lou
Stay tuned, there will be more episodes with him too :-)
That color is fantastic! No matter the miles, Mr. Roxworthy's cars always look pristine. I'm guessing this must be one of his sentimental favorites. I know I liked it! Thanks, Lou!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, You're right this one is a favorite :-) You're welcome, Lou
The 66 was a beautiful car. So nice to see he preserved it.
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Nothing but the best rides on Lou’s channel.
High praise Finn Green :-)
Yeah, The music, the cars. I was 10 years old in '66, life was grand and my only thoughts were what for Christmas would be my toys..... ✌😊
Hi George B, Thanks for sharing your memories :-) Lou
Love that '66 Fairlane 👍
Happy to read you love this one :-)
That Fairlane has a very sporty stance with a mean green paint job. It really doesn't look like basic transportation for the family. Neat/nice car
Hi Steel Assault, Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-) Lou
That car is perfect ! I would love to have that beautiful car ❤️
High praise :-)
My buddy had a 69 Ford that had that exact same stereo system in it. I had never seen one until watching this video except his.
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Hi Lou! Thank you for one more great video! And it's great to see Dennis again with his nice 1966 Ford Fairlane!
Hi Aelita, Happy to read you enjoy this Original Owner with his Ford :-) My pleasure sharing with you, and you're welcome, Lou
Beautiful car and nice commentary.
Hi Pete, Happy to read you enjoy this car & commentary too :-) Lou
My parents had a 1967 Fairlane 500 XL station wagon 289 engine my dad bought it new. It wasn't the best built car, the blue paint peeled off within a few years and he had to get it repainted. It needed a valve job at 50,000 miles. The front suspension was supposedly pre-greased for life but started squeaking over time so the fix was to cut into the front sides of the front spring towers and install grease nipples. The auto tranny started slipping over time, the neutral safety switch was acting up so we had to pull up on the shifter to start the engine.
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I have a 67 cougar 289 it has 234,000 thousand miles on it
What a clean Fairlane - and I mean that in every sense of the word clean. And very cool that Dennis is the original owner.
Another great Car Story!
Thanks Lou and Dennis.
Hi Jeff, Happy to share this "Original Owner" story with you. You knew Dennis was going to have one he purchased in the 1960's and couldn't sell it :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, Lou
What a beautiful car! Did I hear correctly that this is an original ‘survivor’? Looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. The spoke wheel covers just set the whole car off on the right note. And speaking of wheels, the tires are so skinny compared to the tires of today. Thanks Lou & Dennis for a beautiful green spring treat!
I noticed the size of the tires also.... radials weren't around then - but the width of them is what caught my eye, looked almost like motorcycle tires. !
Hi Rusty, This ones original, and you're right, the wheels are pretty slim compared to todays cars. You're welcome, Lou
Thanks for this one Lou! I cannot wrap my head around Dennis being the original owner and the car having only 47,000 miles! In regard to the warm air routed to the air cleaner- that only occurs when the engine is cold, then the flapper valve closes.
Hi Jack F, My pleasure sharing this car with you :-) Good news! If you're enjoying Dennis's cars, he has more, so stay tuned, Lou
Another fantastic Ford I was born in to the ford Dealership family wish I was smarter and still have all the rare ford's from that time in life. Thanks for the memories
Hi William, Happy to read this car brings back memories :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Ya gotta love an oil filter you can get to. Dad was always buying and showing us how to build model cars. Good cars, memories and story's... Thanks Lou, thanks Dennis!
Hi Specs, Oil filters you can get to make it easy :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you. You're welcome, Lou
Wow. Dennis has a museum of 60s Fords. Some of my favorites! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Tom, Happy to receive a "Wow" from you :-) You're welcome, Lou
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How many people keep the new car they bought forever _ And in that condition _ Maybe the D-man has someone who loves this beauty of a Fairlane half as much as he does that he can gift it to on his 100th B-day, best to ya D-man, and thnx L.C.
Hi dr candor, "How many people keep the new car they bought forever _ And in that condition _" Not many. My pleasure sharing this car & story with you. You're welcome, Lou
Loved the front of that car and the Caliente
Hi Chuck, Happy to read what you enjoy about this car :-) Lou
Wow another one of Dennis's beautiful cars. Being the only owner has go be fun and awesome with just loads of memories. A really sporty little car too! Did not know they had eight track tape players that far back in those years. What a great option. That color was really pretty too. I love Dennis's knowledge on each and every one of his units. That is so interesting. What a neat video Lou and great to see Dennis again! Thanks for sharing Lou!
Hi Steve, Happy to read you enjoy this car, and having Dennis on too. Good news! He will be sharing more cars, so stay tuned :-) You're welcome, Lou
Lou that is just beautiful
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car Elliott :-)
@@loucostabile Lou you have beautiful showings all your cars man I've never seen a crossfire or heard of a crossfire that is the neatest car
Really takes me back. Love it. Spoke hubcaps right on
Happy to read this one brings back memories. Glad you "Love it" :-)
Amazing time capsule
Happy to share this one with you :-)
love those fairlanes my cousin has a 66 gt with a 390 in it very quick car
Hi Randy, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Cousins car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Great looking vehicles; liked them as a kid in 1966
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They will Never make a car as Great as that one.
Happy to read you enjoy this car :-)
My 66 T Bird had a factory 8 track installed into the lower section of the dash in front of the shifter.
Hi Lance Boil's Lionel & Marx Trains, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
remember my dad’s ‘67 xl...was a very good car at the time.
Hi spdskte, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Lou
Very clean lines. You can see with this example why the mid-size car really took off in sales in the 60s. I had a good friend who owned one. It always amazes me how some original owner cars stayed that way in a era where the new cars kept getting better each year. Some owners just know early that they have a car to keep. In this case you can see why this was a "keeper". Thanks Dennis and Lou.
Hi Allen, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Friends car :-) Glad to read you enjoy this "Keeper". Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I remember those cars like it was yesterday.I always take a second look when I see one .Love the body style..Great car Lou
Hi Norm, Happy to read this car brings back memories :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
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Glad to see some of the ol’ ladies get’n some love
:-)
Another wonderful segment Lou. Thank you!
Always enjoy Mr. Roxworthy's collection. I admire his great taste in cars, and his impeccable attention to detail and care, for his autos.
The factory condition of all of his cars, is always a treat. And the Fall 2020 setting really adds to the beauty of this clip. Nicely done!
Hi Nathan, Happy to read you're enjoying Mr. Roxworthy's collection :-) Stay tuned, there will be more..... Lou
Love this car. very clean...every time i see a Fairlane I think of Dragnet
Hi Jeeper, Happy to read you "Love this car" :-) Lou
Had a 66 just like this in 1968 and then sold it when I had to leave for the Navy in Jan, 1969.
Hi carman geek, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Many smiles per mile with this beauty. 👍👍
Nice :-)
Now...this '66 beauty needs to be ( if not already been) on Jay Leno's show.
Nice...well maintained...a classic by a real car enthusiast!
HI Tom, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Very cool, clean, original car. Awesome that Dennis had the foresight to take such good care of it. So many of these fell prey to the salt and weather around here. If the road salt didn't get them the teens, drag racing and dirt track did. Thank you for sharing this great time capsule and the story behind it. Take care.
Hi Russell, Happy to read you enjoy the condition of this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
These were nice cars more or less a scaled down Galaxie. The 289 was adequate for a car like this that wasn't too heavy.
Hi murray1575, Thanks for viewing & sharing, Lou
What a delightful story and ride, nice automobiling
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Love the lines, love the color! Perfect color for that car, thanks for sharing!
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We had the Ford promo model of this car in a really dark brownish color growing up but I only remember it in pretty bad shape it was older than me and my brother got to it before I did. I had an alpine green T-Bird (1996) that was pretty close to this color, it was a little more blue green.
This man kept a time capsule! Even original paint! That is cool!
Happy to share this "time capsule" with you :-)
Nicely maintained cars like that are priceless and are a great reference into how they were built. Those were great times when a car could be ordered virtually any way you wanted including colors but these days the dealers attitude is " Oh you'll love grey with that lovely black interior take it or leave it".
Hi Chris, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Thanks for viewing and sharing, Lou
Thanks Lou. I especially enjoyed this as I had the same car in dark blue. I loved the 289 engine, good power and velvet smooth. It was one of my favorite cars and one that I'd love to have again.
Hi discerningmind, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) You're welcome, Lou
another awesome classic ford. my uncle had one years ago, same model and color, like deja-vu lol
Hi MOUSE, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Uncles car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
what a beauty, and that tape deck wow!, thanx for the show, cheers.
Hi Eric, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car, and the tape desk too :-) Cheers, Lou
My dad had a '66 Fairlane 500 hardtop in Wimbledon white with an ice blue interior. It
had a 289 with a "three on the tree"...he didn't like automatics. Took my driver's license
road test in that car back in Feb. of '67. As my mother drove me to the test, she reminded
me (for the 100th time) to ask the DMV tester to "buckle up". Seems one of our neighbor's
kids had recently lost some points for failing to do so during her test. Well, the DMV person
turned out to be a very large man who was barely able to fit in the seat. As he filled out the
form on his clip board, I noticed he was actually sitting on his seat belt. I politely reminded
him to buckle up...he snarled at me "Listen hot shot, I don't need no smart ass kid telling me
what to do, UNDERSTAND? Let's just see if you can pass the damn test without killing us both!"
The good news is, I passed...even with the 10 points he deducted for my "poor attitude". Seems
it doesn't matter your age or where you're from, dealing with the DMV is always "interesting".
Hi Strange Daze, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Nice original car.
Glad you enjoy this one :-)
Beautiful in Ivy Green. Great styling I really like 66 and 67 Fairlane coupes.
Hi Rob, Happy to read you enjoy the styling of this car :-) Lou
My Aunt, that was My Mom's Sister had a Baby Blue one of those.
Hi Russell, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Aunts car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Drove one of these new before it was sold with 289 and 3 on the tree manual, was surprised the 289 could break the tires loose in 1st coming off idle RPMs just by flooring it... but they are pretty light in the rear unibody cars...
Hi BuzzLOLOL, Happy to read this car brings back memories of the car you drove :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
I was going to complain why he didn't check the HI-PO option but when your starting a family you don't have time to maintain such a high strung engine. Put oh the difference in value.
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Beautiful car and I love the story behind it. Wonderful owner as well, he has done an amazing job taking care of that car...wow
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I learned to drive on one of these one night.
Nice :-)
One of my favorite Ford colors Ivy Green or Highland Green
Happy to read this is a car color you enjoy :-)
Had a 66 was a cool looking car in my opinion
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Yeah . that's a real car guy.
:-)
Beautiful car 😍 I'm green with envy! Thanks Lou.
Hi motorTranz, NICE! You're welcome, Lou
Thanks , DENNIS and Lou...Interestingly, I bought a 1966 GALAXIE 500 XL/4 SPD/352/4 BBL ( boo)/ PS,PB/ am Radio/ BURGANDY/Blaxk INT, & no FRONT DISC BRAKES ‘or AIR COND! , in 1967... Anyways my Hazard LIGHTS switch in glovebox, & No COOLANT radiator Recovery System until I got into Ford Dealer ( quickly other AUTO SUPPLIERS got the KITS) for application...I’m ReMember FORD was really promoting PERFORMANCE, If. It MOTOCRAFT in those days..I quickly had to,add Metallic Brakes, tires etc..** ODDLY enough the Dodge Dealer had it on His Lot....MEMORY HAS was LOW miles,,and about only MANUEL transmission & FORD in the whole MOPAR dealership.......drove many miles.....etc
Hi Opera, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Little known facts about this car, the glovebox was made out of cardboard, although the actual door was metal with a lock, hopelessly weak drum brakes, you could easily spin the rear wheels with the 289, famous Ford tartan pattern trunk liner, rear windows all leaked, car had a very narrow stance almost looked tippy toed, very thin rim steering wheel, felt like it was connected to the wheels by a rubber band. Also factory paint from that era was notoriously applied very poorly with noticeable thin spots. Certainly not the best car Ford made, however I believe they were priced accordingly. Always interesting to see these time warp vehicles Lou.
Hi Ron, Thanks for sharing your knowledge, and my pleasure sharing this "time warp" car with you, Lou
Something was repainted. Can see it on the engine sticker. Great car. Wish I had my ‘67 back! “The” car of my youth and the only car I really want back. It was quick like that too.
He mentioned he repainted the engine
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@@davidkastin4240 Thanks. I did notice some green drips on that metalized sticker on the cowl. Curious for sure. Grit cars that were underrated IMO.
🚘 Hi Denis & Lou - Yes cool story and ride. 😎 Very true, it was a Mustang country and that was my ride in 1970 / 302 • Cheers from the Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Hi trainroomgary, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) Glad to read you had a cool car too, Cheers, Lou
Beautiful car Dennis ! Very sporty looking. Lou, do you remember the GTA model of those ? Very hot back then. The whole car looks like brand new, not even wear on the seats or carpet . Great feature, Lou & Dennis! Thanks & thumbs up! :)
Hi Kevin, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) Here is that GTA, enjoy! Lou th-cam.com/video/UkzpqTUrdrY/w-d-xo.html
@@loucostabile Hi Lou ! Thanks for the link to the episode of the GTA . Forgot you did that one a few months ago. Love the Springtime yellow on that one owned by Dennis. Have a friend that has a Mustang the same color. Thanks Lou !
My family had a 1966 Mustang in that same color. 👍👍
Hi Randy, Happy to read this brings back memories of your Family's Mustang :-) Lou
Perfect car Lou. Great caretaker and story. The sound of the exhaust gets my adrenaline running ☺
Hi David, "Perfect car" High praise :-) Lou
Hi Lou, I always feel good after watching your videos. And, this one without exception, is another great one. I love this car. Thank you.
Hi Donald, HAPPY to read you feel good after watching one of my videos :-) You're welcome, and glad you're along for the ride, Lou
Great to see someone that kept this car in such great condition!
Hi sprayguy67, Happy to read you appreciate the condition the Care Taker has taken care of his car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
My Aunt's was a 3 speed Straight Gear on the steering column.
Hi Russell, Thank you for sharing the details you remember, Lou
My Dad was looking to buy a new Mustang but then my Mom became pregnant with me. My Dad decided he needed a bigger car and bought a '66 Fairlane 500. It was that beautiful Ford burgundy and had three on the tree. Like the Fairlane in this video, our car came with the 289 C-Code 2bbl rated at 200HP. I remember getting in the Fairlane on hot summer days and sticking to the hot vinyl seat. We didn't have A/C and it could get pretty darn hot with that black interior. Thanks for posting this video and taking me on a trip back to my childhood.
Hi Robert. Happy to read this video brings back memories. You're right, those vinyl seats and no air would make you stick :-) Please remember to watch the commercials at the beginning of the video (or at least the ones you can), as that's how I get paid so I can keep sharing with you, Lou
FAVORITE 60 S FORD BODY STYLE I ALWAY THINK OF THE GT OR 427 VERSION
Hi sorshia emms, Like this one, enjoy! Lou th-cam.com/video/2m7S0Y0qGYA/w-d-xo.html
what a cool original story~! Love that Model the stance is a little high compare to other model of the era ... 289 mill... ;-)
Hi Dan, Happy to read you enjoy this car and story :-) My pleasure sharing this one with you, Lou
Another great video Lou. 47 thousand original miles. You dont see that very often. I have only seen one other AM/FM/8 Track player and it's in a 1965 Fastback Mustang a guy I know has. Interesting enough it's the same color green as this Fairalne. Always loved the looks of these cars since I seen American Pickers buy a 67 model GT with a 390 and 4 speed.
Hi PlymouthDuster 225, Happy to read this car brings back memories of the other car with the same stereo :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Thanks for showing another great classic I remember a car like this when I was younger a gentleman from my neighborhood had one
Hi John, Happy to read this car brings back memories of the car from your neighborhood :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I had missed this one but I saw it today, love the dark green on the Fairlane.
Hi Chris, Happy to read you found this one :-) Lou
Looks like it just came out of the box, with history. Beautiful.
Hi Dave, Happy to read you appreciate the condition and looks of this car :-) Lou
That Fairlane 500 is an original survivor that was kept in pristine condition by it's one and only owner. It's rare to see the person who had this car since it was brand new in 1966! That 289 looked like it had plenty of pep, and sounded healthy to boot! Love the stacked headlights. They remind me of my aunt and uncle's Ambassador.
Hi Michael, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Aunt & Uncles car :-) Lou
Damn Lou... I can’t believe how many beautiful cars Dennis keeps coming up with. I love that Fairlane and it reminds me of my moms 64 which had the 289, it was always a treat when she let me start it ..(for a 10 yr old) The color is beautiful and such low miles. I could only imagine one thing different to make it even more unique..a nice 4-speed shifter with that bench would have been really cool ! Still a stunning car I would love to own, great job and thanks again to both of you !
Hi Richard, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Moms car :-) Good news! Dennis has more cars, so stay tuned, and thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
Very nice 😊
Hi Michael, Glad to read this one is "Very nice" :-) Lou
😃
A nice old car for a nice old guy. Good video Lou! Enjoyed it!
Hi Gary. Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) Lou
Hi Lou, Dennis has a great collection but this being his from new and in the condition that is puts him in the top tear of car guys in my book.
Thanks for another awesome car and great video and thanks to Dennis for preserving the Fairlane the way he did. 👍👍😁
Hi Pat, Happy to read you're enjoying the episodes with Dennis :-) You're welcome. Good news! There will be more from his collection, so stay tuned, Lou
Lou I grew up w my parents having a 67 Fairlane wagon in Raven Black w/ blue interior. I always loved the front end look.
Robfmas Happy to read this car brings back memories of your parents wagon :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I really love the quality cars Dennis lets us look at your program Lou. Of all the cars sold in 1966, how many can say they are the original owner? Unbelievable! I usually end by saying “thanks Lou” but on this one I must say “thanks Dennis”!
HI Dave, Yes, Dennis is a wonderful Care Taker, and very happy he shares his cars with us on this Channel, Lou
Wow! That Ol boy has some real nice cars! Absolutely terrific for him! I’m envious! Hey Lou, I have a cousin that lives in Glen Ellyn, we lived in Chicago too when I was a kid, 2 to 8 years old, we lived Near Cicero, at Sacramento and Augusta Blvds.. Anyways, thanks Lou! 🤘👍
Hi Doug, Happy to receive a "Wow!" from you :-) Glad to read we're from the same area. NICE! You're welcome, Lou
@@loucostabile - I preciate that buddy! Far-out! 🤘✌🏻
Hi Lou. I always enjoy your videos, especially of Dennis’ cars. This car brings back memories, I had a 69 Fairlane that was light yellow with Black vinyl roof, but I think it was a 302 V8. 👍😉
Hi Terri Bel Bliss, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
フォードフェアレーン、渋い！カッコいい！
Hi 西川誠, Thank you for viewing & sharing, Lou
Gorgeous car, one of my favorite Fords of all time! Been away Lou but I'm gonna catch up on your videos. Thanka again!
Hi Bruce H., Happy to read this is one of your favorite Fords of all time :-) You're welcome, Lou
Really nice car. And the size of the 289 don’t get fooled. It is a powerful engine
Hi Chris, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Please remember to watch the commercials at the beginning of the video (or at least the ones you can), as that's how I get paid so I can keep sharing with you :-)
Mis felicitaciones a SR dueño que tiene este hermoso auto Cuando puedas pon algo del lLincoln Cartier de 1997,
Hi Juan, Thank you for viewing & sharing, Lou
beautiful ford and the original owner wow what a beauty
Hi pnt1109, Happy to receive a "Wow" from you :-) Lou
I had a 66 Fairlane 500 4-door with the bench seats. Great car for the drive in and for trips from Kansas City to Lake of the Ozarks. I also had the 2 bbl 289. Plenty of power and 18 mpg city 22 mpg highway. If I were him I would have opted for front disc and dual master cylinder, plus power steering. Air conditioning if I lived in IL where summers are humid. The GT with a 390 that year was an awesome car. Glad to see he kept it garaged in the winters. Mine got salt in Kansas City and rusted out the floorpans, wheel wells and rockers.
Hi Lloyd C, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
So nice to see a beautiful, clean original car that hasn't been destroyed by mindless restoration
I like when there "stock" as it takes you right back to that time period of when the car came from the showroom.
Goodday Lou,
I have come to expect whatever comes from Dennis's stable it's going to be unbelievable & this is unbelievable.
Goung by Dennis age , he served his country, lived in the golden age of USA, golden age of muscle cars, he has seen it all.
How cool to still own your original car, & the 66 Fairlane is a absolute beautiful traditional hardtop look.
Classic line again. " Driving this car lowers your blood pressure" that is a bumper sticker moment.
That is how I feel driving my hardtop.
Great video, great cruiser. Dennis never fails to excite.
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Goodday Louis, Happy to read you enjoy this car in his "stable" :-) High praise for this episode. Thank you for being my # 1 Fan in Australia. Cheers, Lou
Hi Lou. Love these Fords. Do you ever run across these for sale? I love original.
Hi Tim Green Productions Videographer/ Photographer, Happy to read you love these Fords :-) Cars for sale are here, Lou www.mycarstorywithlou.com/cars-for-sale/