1967 Ford Station Wagon Wagon 500

In the forty seven years it existed, Ford's Lorain Assembly Plant produced 12 different nameplates. Most of these models are very well known to Ford Motor Company's rich history.

Operations began in 1958 producing F150 trucks. While a variety of passenger car models were produced in Lorain (Fairlanes, Galaxies, Falcons, and finally Thunderbirds) the plant is most known for its light truck and van production, such as the Ford Econoline

The Lorain assembly plant closed Dec 2005, with operations transferred to Avon Lake.

This engine boated six cylinders and was used in a variety of Ford models. There were upgrades available for this engine with one of the most popular being the dual inlet air cleaner. This allowed the exhaust manifold to warm air before it was drawn in which resulted in the Mustang warming up faster, fewer emissions, and less icing of the carburetor.