that cool Ranchero of Galpin Ford was back at SEMA this year

the front end... wow. I think this was a great idea

Here's a new interesting way of having a license plate... might not make the cops happy, but I doubt they'd actually notice the plate when they look at this car

Hot Rod, Car Craft, and the El Segundo "Automobile Driving Museum" are teaming up for car shows this summer, next one is tomorrow Friday April 27th

Makes me wonder how happy Freiburger is that he doesn't have to store any of these at his place

 Recently featured in the last 2 issues of Hot Rod magazine, this Ranchero was a tribute recreation of the late 1960's Hot Rod Magazine Ranchero that went off roading in the Carrera Panamerica (I think) and they intending this new one to go have fun in Alaska with. Yeah, intended, because that didn't happen. Instead they went to the Grand Canyon.

 Freiburger's 1970 Super Bee, and I think that hemi was one of Ray Bartons dragster engines... way over the top for a street car, and they had to rebuild it and lower the crazy aspect of some parts becaue they couldn't make it streetable.

Boss 351 Ranchero, no, the factory never made one.... but when some people realize what should have been, they do the work themselves and demonstrate the innovative DIY spirit that makes this hobby fun

maybe I'm off my rocker, but doesn't this look like a Shelby Gt 350 bumper under a 68 Coronet grill? It's awesome!

Galpin, the largest Ford dealership in California I think they say in their advertising.

Boss 351 Ranchero at the Galpin booth

Cool Ranchero here in San Diego has on great display on the pickup bed

 Those are great colors, pinstriping, and display. really nice guy too, he brings his Ranchero to a lot of local car shows, and its a thoroughly quality piece

The trophy is a pretty cool item, handmade trophys are awesome in my opinion, the storebought ones really leave a lot to be desired in most cases