The Ford Ranchero—also widely known as the Ford Falcon Ranchero and the Ford Fairlane Ranchero—is a 2-door coupe utility vehicle that Ford produced from 1957 until 1979. The Ford Ranchero is the first postwar American automobile of its type to have been introduced to the automotive market. To appeal to buyers, it brought together the lustrous looks of a sedan with the comfort and efficacy of a light-duty pickup truck. Throughout its years on the market, seven generations of the vehicle were produced and it was placed in three different vehicle classes. From 1957 until 1959, the Ranchero was placed in the full-sized vehicle class; in 1960 until 1965, it was placed in the compact car class; in its final years of production, from 1966 until 1979, the vehicle was measured to be in the mid-sized vehicle class. The Ford Ranchero has a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout and is related to several Ford vehicles, including the Fairlane, Falcon, Durango, Galaxie, LTD II, and Torino.

If you own the quirky Ford Ranchero, you probably already notice that it stands apart from other vehicles. It is a great collectible and many people are drawn to this model. Therefore, you probably take great care of it already. However, one thing that you may be forgetting to focus on is the seat belts. Seat belts can get pretty worn out over time and need replacing. If you find that to be the case in your Ranchero, you should turn to the company Safety Restore and its Ford Ranchero seat belt repair service. With this service, the company will be able to repair any damage on your Ford Ranchero seat belts and get them to look the way they did when they were brand new.