Finally, in 1965, Ford announced the twin I-beam front suspension — a technology that the company would use for the next five decades. Ford's twin I-beam design was as simple as it was brilliant.

Take Ken Epsman's fantastic Ford spread before you—1 ... As an aside, the front suspension and geometry of the new Galaxie was so good, it became the standard for many race teams of all makes ...

Level 1 is the system O'Brien ordered from RideTech for his '62 Galaxie ... the ARF11500 front suspension system is straightforward. Air springs take the place of your Ford's coil springs.

With the Galaxie being overhauled a year later, Ford went as far as comparing ... adding extra heavy-duty shock absorbers and springs, plus a heavy-duty front roll bar to reduce body roll and ...