Rich and Eileen Graessel's 1955 Ford Fairlane Sunliner "Bumblebee" convertible coupe always creates a buzz at area car shows and cruises. Rich Graessel, of Bethlehem, has owned this striking 1955 Ford ...

Cruising season is more than a six-month proposition in many corners of the country. For some convertible owners, that’s a godsend. They’d rather have their car be seen with the top down because the ...

The '66 Fairlane 500 hardtop you see here is owned by Ann and Eddy Hanley of Tarrytown, New York. Ann and Eddy are siblings and they and several other family members inherited the car from their ...

Ideally (in Dearborn's view), those buying ragtop Plymouth Belvederes and Chevy Chevelles would have felt like stodgy oldsters compared to drivers of new '66 Fairlanes.

When the muscle car age dawned, Ford threw the Fairlane into the battle to battle the GTO, the 442, the Chevelle, and the Charger. But in 1968, when the Road Runner stepped in, FoMoCo changed their ...

Earlier this month I had the pleasure of returning from the COVID shutdown to cover a major car show: “Fabulous Fords Forever.” As I have previously done at this event, I especially sought out one ...

The Ford Mustang was the car that put the Blue Oval on the map, right? The iconic pony car, which still exists today in a number of flavors right up to an 815-horsepower GTD, was the sales success ...

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The ’59 Fairlane 500 Skyliner Convertible stuns in black with its retractable hardtop. How did this engineering marvel become one of Ford’s most iconic designs? UK airline plunged into administration ...

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