Re: 70 Twister Ranchero's
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 69hurstSC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yeah, I've visited those sites on numerous occasions, but thanks 442W30! Old5.0, any idea what the 4 Ranchero's were born with driveline wise? Its amazing how little information is on these few vehicles. I hope one turns up someday. </div></div>
They were all 4v Clevelands, I think. No idea on transmission or rear end.
I've never heard much about them, really. Like I mentioned, I looked for the one that rumored to exist somewhere around Centralia, but if one had actually been in that area at some point, it wasn't there anymore. Maybe sold, maybe parted and crushed, I don't know.
I did hear about a supposed Twister Ranchero in junkyard south of Abilene, KS., but a buddy of mine ran that car down and it turned out not to be a Twister. It was a factory 429 CJ, 4 speed shaker car, though, so it was worth the effort it took to track it down and get it bought.
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98 Cobra. Long tubes. Big cams. Shifter. 4.88s. Still slow.
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