In 1960s America, there was a great and terrible divide among the people that remains with us to this day, the profound identity and partisan plurality that defines each and every one of us: Ford vs.

We don't hear much about the Ford Galaxie today, but this nameplate was once the company's pride and joy. Introduced in 1959 as a range-topping trim above the Fairlane 500, the Galaxie became a ...

The Ford Galaxie 500 wasn’t just another full-size car; it was the Blue Oval’s answer to America’s hunger for style, space, and speed at the dawn of the 1960s. Introduced as an upscale trim above the ...

The late 1960s were the peak of the American muscle car era, with the streets filled with the rumble of V8 engines and the smell of carbureted exhaust fumes. While the Ford Mustang usually gets top ...

You've got to see and hear this '641/2 Galaxie 500 fastback firsthand to fully appreciate the effort that went into its current incarnation. Evan and Scott Campbell--father and son--own a towing ...

Coming of age during the Space Race, the Galaxie blended style, power, and versatility to become one of Ford’s most notable models. While the mantra, “Race on Sunday, sell on Monday,” permeated the ...

Like Chevrolet's Impala "Super Sport," the validity of Ford's Galaxie 500 and 500 XL's muscle-car cred differs from one enthusiast to another. However, we believe 1962 to 1968 models of the full-size ...

Among hardcore brand stalwarts, Stan Johnson is about as blue-blooded as they come. His first, was a 1957 Ford Custom 300 with a 272 engine and a three-speed he had when he was 16. He's also owned a ...

You're looking at the way it was, and the way some say it still should be. Of course, we're talking about stock car racing, and the evolution from what was once a motorsport based on production ...

The 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 makes a great restoration project whether you're planning to restore it to original specs or make it into an awesome lowrider. One aspect that makes them appealing as project ...