This comprehensive 1968 Ford Fairlane Service & Repair Manual provides you with a wealth of information to help you maintain and repair your classic car. With hundreds of pages of detailed instructions and illustrations, this manual covers every aspect of your Fairlane, from routine maintenance tasks like oil changes to more complex repairs like transmission swaps. The manual’s clear and concise language, combined with its extensive illustrations, makes even the most complicated procedures easy to understand and follow. You'll find step-by-step instructions for every repair, ensuring that you have all the information you need to do the job right. This manual is your guide to becoming a confident and capable Fairlane owner, allowing you to handle any repair or maintenance task with ease.

The 1968 Ford Fairlane, a mid-size car produced by the Ford Motor Company, marked a transition point in the model's history. Departing from the previous generation's boxy design, the '68 Fairlane adopted a more sleek and modern aesthetic, featuring a long, low hood, a sculpted grille with horizontal bars, and a distinctive fastback roofline on the two-door hardtop and four-door sedan models. Under the hood, a variety of engine options were available, ranging from the robust 200 cubic inch six-cylinder engine to the powerful 390 cubic inch V8, catering to a diverse range of driving needs. The Fairlane also offered a wide array of trims and packages, from the basic Fairlane 500 to the sporty Fairlane GT, allowing buyers to personalize their driving experience. Beyond its stylish appearance and diverse powertrain options, the 1968 Fairlane embodied the spirit of its time, offering a comfortable and spacious interior that was perfect for families and road trips alike. Its solid construction and reliable performance made it a popular choice for everyday driving, while its optional power steering, brakes, and automatic transmission enhanced its user-friendliness. The introduction of the Fairlane 500, with its distinctive grille and badging, further emphasized the model's appeal to the broad market. While the 1968 Fairlane may not have been as iconic as its Mustang counterpart, it played a significant role in the Ford lineup, offering a compelling combination of style, performance, and practicality that resonated with a wide range of customers.