econoline

Vintage Lettering: 1962 Ford “Rudy’s Laundry” Van

The E-Series Ford van is the company’s second-longest-running nameplate, only outdone by the F-Series line of trucks. The Econoline (for cargo) and Club Wagon (for people) were introduced in 1961 as replacements for the F-Series van and the model… more»

5-Window Pickup: 1967 Ford Econoline

Sometimes buying a classic vehicle involves a degree of compromise. If you are on the hunt for a pickup to park in your garage, this 1967 Ford Econoline might be a worthy candidate. Its overall condition is above average… more»

Ex-USAF Survivor: 1972 Ford Econoline Club Wagon

For more than 50 years, the Ford Econoline was a staple in the full-size van market. From 1961-2014, it served business fleets, tradesmen, organizations, and families with a straight-forward product. The second generation ran from 1969-74, which includes the… more»

Project Van: 1963 Ford Falcon Deluxe Club Wagon

If you’re in the market for a unique yet practical project vehicle, please read on. This 1963 Ford Falcon Deluxe Club Wagon was sent to us by Barn Finds reader Russel G. It can be found here on eBay… more»

Garage Find: 1965 Ford Econoline Pickup

We’ve all been there, taking on too many things at once. I can’t even get two minibikes restored with everything else going on, I can’t imagine having a vehicle like this 1965 Ford Econoline pickup to have to finish…. more»

Retro Cool: 1962 Ford Econoline Custom

When I first saw this 1962 Ford Econoline, my immediate thought was that it was a beautifully-preserved older custom build. It isn’t. What this vehicle represents is a freshly finished retro-custom project that is ready to be driven and… more»

Flat Faced Ford: 1964 Ford Econoline Truck

When cabover vans first arrived on the scene, the obvious idea was to pack as much interior space into the design as possible.  Putting the driver next to the engine allowed for more storage, but didn’t leave much crush… more»

Grandma’s Van: 1983 Ford Econoline XL

It’s indisputable that “vanning” culture is making a comeback these days – it’s even got a trendy hashtag (#vanlife) to go along with its revival.  Unfortunately, while the commodification of an automotive niche often leads to rising prices on… more»

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