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'67 Chevrolet for Ford?
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John Bono
North Jersey
Thanks John, no hesitation from me today...the Ford 👍
Especially in the Country Squire version. Sometimes I just love a nice station wagon.
I agree with Steve on this one preferring Ford's looks in 1967.
I like the Ford's looks better, but not enough to cause to pass on the 427 Chevy.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
I went with the Ford also. IMO full size American automobile styling was on the downslope after 1966, although I love the looks of the 1971-72 giant GMs.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Ford wins this one easily for me. I loved the design of the stacked headlight Galaxie from '65 thru '67. It was a much crisper and leaner looking full size car. The beautiful '65 Impala was almost an equal that year but by '67 its looks did not compare IMHO.
@perrone1 Tony, I have to agree with you, but there was something about the Chevy that I did not like, probably the vinyl roof like you said. Your image might have swayed me, but I love the vertical lights and the sleekness of the Ford for 67.
67 Chevy SS for me, still looking good in 67. 👀 That Ford is sharp though. ✌️😎👍
Frank Reed
Chesapeake, VA
Going with the Chevrolet but the Ford is nice too.
John Bono
North Jersey


