For the 1969 model year, Ford moved the Econoline onto the F-Series truck chassis, giving it a front-engine layout in the process. GM and Chrysler did the same with their vans soon after.

The first Ford Econoline pickup was introduced in September 1960 as a 1961 model along with a cargo van and a passenger van. Ford, along with GM and Chrysler, had taken note of the Volkswagen ...

The 1961 pickup version you see here is one of them. A first-year iteration of the original Econoline, this pickup ditched some of its original trim and gained a semi-gloss black finish.

Ford has been making pickup trucks for almost a century, and in that time it's put out some really striking models. Here are 12 of the best ones ever designed.

Two-years ago I visited Harold in Enid while he was building his 1961 Ford Econoline 3-Window pickup to use as a shop truck. I didn't have the heart to tell Harold at the time, but he was already ...

Read about this custom 1965 Ford Econoline Pickup with a Ford 6.0L Power Stroke, Kicker subwoofers, and American Racing wheels, only on truckinweb.com, the official website of Truckin' magazine.

Ford offered passenger and panel vans, as well as a pickup truck, all powered by inline-six engines. The Econoline kickstarted the E-Series range, which remained in production in various forms ...

Check out Rick Kirk's custom 1961 Ford Econoline E-100 Pickup. This unique pickup features a Flaming River steering column, Billet Smoothies and more, only on truckinweb.com, the official website ...

1962 Ford Econoline Pickup - $8,200 The Ford Econoline was a van that supported workers, churches, schools and large families for decades.

A magazine advertisement for the 1973 Ford trucks, including the Econoline Camper Special, the Ranchero, the F-Series and the Bronco.

Ford Motor is raising the price of its base F-150 pickup truck by $5,000 as the automaker seeks to offset rising manufacturing costs. Starting October 24, the F-150 Lightning Pro will cost $51,974 ...

Presumably, one of the main reasons anyone would need a Ford Super Duty truck in place of the ever-popular F-150, is because they need to tow some properly heavy gear. While both the F-250 and F-350 ...