Fix It

Ford Motors produced the Fairlane Ranchero in 1967. Valued by collectors as a car-truck hybrid, knowing the original specifications -- such as fuel capacity -- is essential to restorers and customizers.

Ford Ranchero

Ford Motor Company produced the Ranchero from 1957 to 1979. During its run, Ford changed the body concept five times. In 1967, Ford adopted the Fairlane body style, made other sporty modifications and added a high-powered V8, 320-hp, 390-4v engine. Available in three styles, the Fairlane Ranchero is very popular with collectors.

Fuel Capacity

All three models of the 1967 Ford Fairlane Ranchero had a 20-gallon fuel tank. This is the same fuel capacity as the 1966.

Ranchero Trivia

Many parts for the Fairlane Ranchero are interchangeable with the Fairlane station wagon. An air conditioner and an AM radio were optional equipment. In 1967, Ford Motor Company produced approximately 17,000 Rancheros divided across the three styles.

The process of fixing a 1967 Camaro horn is similar to replacing horns in other makes and models. The key to this process is locating the part that creates produces the sound, which is found under the hood near the car battery. After buying a replacement, the installation of the new horn is simple and will take only a short amount of time.

Instructions

1

Find the metal piece shaped like a disc underneath your hood. This part is held into place by screws just behind the grille of the car.

2

Remove the screws holding the part into place by using your screwdriver. Remove the power wire plugged into the horn.

3

Pull the horn from the Camaro.

4

Take the replacement part and set it into place. Tighten it securely with the screws you previously removed. Plug the power wires into the horn. Test it out by pushing the horn button on the steering wheel. When you hear a sound the installation is complete.