What engines were available in the 1967 Ford Fairlane GT?

Based on the search results, the 1967 Ford Fairlane GT was available with multiple engine options. The standard engine on the 500, XL, and GT models was the 289 cubic inch (cid) engine. However, there were also two additional engine options: the 390 cid engine and the 427 cid engine.
The 390 cid engine was available in both a 2-barrel and 4-barrel model, producing 320 horsepower. On the other hand, the 427 cid engine was available in a single 4-barrel (W code) version, rated at 410 horsepower, or a dual quad (R code) version, rated at 425 horsepower.
It’s worth noting that the 390 cid engine was the hot street combination for the 1966 Fairlane, featuring a high-performance camshaft, custom intake manifold, and a single four-barrel carburetor. The 427 cid engine option provided even more power for those seeking a high-performance option.
Overall, the 1967 Ford Fairlane GT offered a range of engine choices to suit different performance preferences.

What transmission options are available for the 1967 Ford Fairlane?

Transmission choices include standard Synchro- Smooth Drive, optional 4-speed man- ual, Overdrive or SelectShift Cruise- O-Matic.

How many 1967 Ford Fairlane GT were made?

There were only 58,129 Fairlanes built in the GT and GTA series (there are no breakouts available by engine or transmission type). That figure includes 4,327 convertibles and 33,015 hardtops for 1966, and 2,117 convertibles and 18,670 hardtops for 1967.

How much horsepower did a 66 Fairlane GT have?

335-horsepower
As discussed here, the ’66 390 Fairlane GTs and GT/As were oneyear-only offerings. Unavailable in any other Ford product (except in Mercury’s midsize Cyclone GT), a 335-horsepower 390 V8 was the one-and-only powerplant offered in the Fairlane GT.

What is the difference between the Fairlane GT and GTA?

The GTA bundle was identical to the GT, but it featured the then-new SportShift Cruise-o-Matic automatic gearbox. Thanks to its lower weight, reduced parasitic power loss, and greater torque capacity for larger engines, it helped turn the Fairlane GTA into a proper competitor for the GTO.

What was Ford’s best transmission?

C6 Transmission
While C4 transmission was manufactured by Ford in large numbers, C6 was created for handling grunt of their largest and powerful engines during the 1970s. The modified version of this transmission is still very commonly used in trucks as well as other heavy-duty applications.

What does GTA mean on Ford Fairlane?

automatic-transmission version
(Strictly speaking, the GT was a manual-shift car; the GTA was the automatic-transmission version, following the curious European convention of advertising what kind of transmission your car had on its flanks.)

Was the Ford GT supercharged?

Engine, Transmission, and Performance
Unlike the supercharged V-8 in the previous-generation GT, the new car is equipped with a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V-6 engine that is similar to the one found in the Ford F-150 Raptor.

What is the rarest Ford Fairlane?

Though it arrived late to the muscle car party, the 427-powered Fairlane earned its place by becoming one of the rarest, most powerful street-legal models from the golden age of muscle cars.

How much horsepower does a Ford Fairlane GT have?

Powertrain specs

Engine type	V8
Power	340 ps (335 bhp / 250 kw)
Torque	579 Nm (427 lb-ft)
Power / liter	53 ps (52 hp)
Power / weight	214 ps (211 bhp) / t

What does Ford GTA stand for?

Gran Touring
Gran Touring or Gran Turismo
The term Tourismo is derived from Italian roots, meaning an automobile that is able to travel at a high rate of speed for a long distance in both comfort and style. With “GT” in mind, Ford Motor Company looked to create a powerful, but comfortable pony car.