The home base for Farrah: story, specs, restoration notes, documents, Fairlane reference photos, Garage TV, parts sources, and the ongoing mission to make a great old car even better without wrecking what makes it cool.
Red paint, red interior, 390 FE, GTA attitude, vintage Alberta plate, right stance, right details, and no clown-show modifications.
The story page: finding the car, why it mattered, and how Farrah became the Billville garage centerpiece.
Engine, ignition, wheels, tires, stance, brakes, interior details, shop notes, and current projects.
Wiring diagrams, production charts, factory references, brochures, manuals, and Bill’s Fairlane Bible.
Saved Fairlane stance ideas, trim details, wheel and tire inspiration, interiors, engine bays, and tasteful examples.
YouTube videos, Fairlane references, period clips, troubleshooting videos, and car culture worth finding again.
Useful Fairlane links, parts sources, technical references, suppliers, and websites worth keeping close.
Extra source notes, references, research material, and supporting files that feed the Farrah pages.
Full Farrah photo archive: garage shots, wash-day photos, stance photos, detail shots, parts, repairs, and visual history.
Factory specs, historical references, paint codes, manuals, and outside sources that help document what Farrah is.
Over-Drive Magazine’s 1966 Fairlane reference page covers the wider/lower 1966 redesign, first-year Fairlane convertibles, the S-code 390 GT/GTA engine, Select-Shift automatic, R-code 427 drag cars, model breakdowns, paint-code links, and chassis facts.
Best used as a historical overview and quick fact-checking jump point.
Vintage Hydroplanes has a useful Fairlane GTA article/reference page worth keeping on the wall. Good outside reading for GTA identity, period details, and general Fairlane GT/GTA context.
Best used as a quick GTA-specific outside reference.
Hemmings’ 1966–67 Fairlane GT/GTA reference is useful for model context, market-era notes, and the bigger picture around Ford’s midsize muscle-car move.
Best used as a respected outside buyer-guide style reference.
Sports Car Market’s profile focuses specifically on a 1966 Fairlane GTA convertible, making it a useful comparison point for Farrah’s rarity, presentation, and market context.
Best used for GTA convertible market perspective.
Wikipedia’s Ford Fairlane overview is a broad model-history reference for the Fairlane nameplate, generations, body styles, and production-era context.
Best used as a quick general-history jumping-off point, not a final authority.
Classic.com’s 1966 Fairlane page is useful for watching public-sale examples, model-year market activity, and how 1966 Fairlanes are being categorized.
Best used for current market comps and sale-history digging.
Wheelz.me’s documented 1966 Fairlane GT convertible article is useful as another S-code convertible example and visual/context reference for the 390 Fairlane world.
Best used as an outside example of a documented 1966 GT convertible.
Factory-style AMA spec document for the Fairlane GT & GTA, covering the 390 4V engine, Cruise-O-Matic, axle ratios, brakes, steering, suspension, cooling, electrical, wheels/tires, body dimensions, weights, and body numbers.
Best used for hard specs, troubleshooting, restoration planning, and “what did Ford actually list?” questions.
Full Ford service manual reference for mechanical, electrical, chassis, body, drivetrain, adjustment, diagnosis, and repair procedures.
Best used when the question is “how does Ford say to service, adjust, remove, install, or troubleshoot this?”
Ford parts catalog reference for part numbers, illustrations, cross-compatibility, accessories, and parts sourcing across 1963–1974 Ford models.
Best used when the question is “what is the part number, what does it look like, and what else might fit?”
Body and mechanical interchange reference for Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury parts across 1963–1974 model years. Useful for donor parts, cross-compatibility checks, and old-car parts hunting.
Best used when the question is “what other Ford-family part might work?”
A period magazine feature connected to the 1966 Fairlane era. Not a service document, but a useful piece of contemporary car-culture context for Farrah’s archive.
Best used as a 1966 culture reference and visual time-capsule piece.
This is Farrah’s current Billville snapshot: the important details worth keeping close when checking parts, comparing factory specs, planning upgrades, or just remembering what makes this car special.
