Ford and Mercury may be similar, but there are some crucial differences between their muscle cars gearheads should know.

We take a look back at the Blue Oval's full-size sedan that could be equipped with a powerful 427 V8 under the hood.

This custom Ford Galaxie 500 could sell for over $200,000 ... liter naturally aspirated V8 that’s been custom-built for this car. It includes Flowtech headers and the engine bay that is so ...

One unlikely candidate, a 1963 Ford Galaxie Lightweight ... Though initially designed for drag racing, a few were campaigned in the British Saloon Car Championship, where they found success. Today, ...

The road going version boasted many of the same upgrades as the race car, with a new front end and a lower stance to reduce drag ... model years of the Ford Galaxie could have been included ...

Tons of different special editions of Ford's regular vehicles also got muscle versions, like the Galaxie and the Torino. Easily the most important aspect of any muscle car, especially a classic ...

This 1963 Galaxie, built as part of a pilot program for new ... Dearborn Steel Tubing Company had worked with Ford to build show cars and drag racers throughout the 1960s. The company owes its name to ...

Ford sent these special order cars to select dealers to create showroom traffic. The Ford Galaxie slowly revolving under the showroom lights glowed in its Brittany Blue metallic paint with a ...

The 1962 Galaxie 500XL 406 was Ford's first production car with a V8 larger than 400 ci ... Ford struggled to keep up with its rivals on the race tracks, drag strips, and dealerships.

We're talking about this 1963 Galaxie, which has transformed from a classic cruiser to a high-performance racing monster. Adam McCoy is the owner of this Ford Galaxie, armed with an imposing ...