Full-sized performance was still spelled “Fairlane” in 1967. This beautifully presented '67 Fairlane 500 hardtop offers more space inside than a comparable Mustang, a more formidable presence on the road, and just as much performance from its 289 cubic inch V8.

Refinished not too long ago in what looks a lot like code B Frost Turquoise, this striking Fairlane conceals its size with great styling that dominated the NASCAR tracks in the mid-1960s. Even the factory called it a “fastback,” although its hardtop profile is more traditional than the name would imply. The paint job is a few years old, but shows rather well today and if you're interested in taking it up a notch or two, a professional wet sand and buff would definitely make a difference here. They didn't take any liberties during the restoration, either, so all the original badges, emblems, and trim pieces went back on as soon as the fresh paint was cured and buffed, and the chrome bumpers are so good that I have to believe that they have been restored. All the glass is very good, including the impossible to replace rear window, which remains clear and unscratched. Frankly, it's more than a little unusual to find a Fairlane this ... Please ask for the full description.