the first-generation Econoline vans were actually based on the Ford Falcon passenger car, which ironically enough, served as the basis of the first-generation Mustang! The first-generation ...

02 – 1971 Ford Econoline in Colorado junkyard ... instead of the loosely-related-to-the-Falcon chassis of earlier years. The build tag for this van was long gone, so there’s no telling ...

The Ford E-Series is arguably one of the most iconic full-size vans built ... I'm talking about the Econoline, produced from 1960 to 1967 on the same platform as the Ford Falcon.

Ford introduced its Econoline E100 van, station bus (window van), and pickup. These unique cab-forward pickups (and the Ford Ranchero) were based on the Falcon platform, powered by a 170ci inline ...

van out there – and Gary’s reputation for building a truly unique vehicle. He didn’t do it on his own, though. Gary spotted the 1967 Ford Econoline Falcon Club Wagon and started working on ...

The first Ford Econoline pickup was introduced ... To keep costs down, Ford used the drivetrain from their Falcon sedan then created a unibody pickup and van using Ford’s heavily promoted ...

33 – 1963 Ford Econoline Pickup in Colorado junkyard ... Thriftpower straight-six that was in this van at its birth, but it’s a member of the same family. 1961-1967 Econolines never ...

Ford Motor Company The short-nosed Econoline van was built for the 1968 through 1974 model years. The Camper Special RV version was available through Ford dealers. Ford Motor Company Ford had the ...

Ford's full-size E-Series vehicles have long been the top-selling vans in the U.S.. Introduced in 1961, Ford has used the last 50 years to refine their full-size van to perfect it for the contractors ...