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Falcon
The Falcon was offered from 1960 through 1970, it was available in two door and four door sedans, station wagons, two door hardtops, convertibles, sedan deliveries and Rancheros. The Mustang evolved from the development of the Falcon. Some say, if there was not a Falcon, the Mustang would have not been created. |
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johnmcarguy |
1974 Aussie Falcon GT Coupe
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393 Cleveland, with Motorsport C302 heads and roller cam, etc. AOD trans, 4.11 9" rear with factory disc brakes. right-hand drive |
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CID:393 Flywheel HP:520@6000 |
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This is my Project car... A 1994 EF Fairmont Ghia 5.0L V8.
After our trip to the USA in Sept-Oct '05 it will be stripped and rebuilt to resmble something along the lines of what FORD Australia might have built if was still building HO's |
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CID:347 Flywheel HP:450HP@6000 |
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No description available. |
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1/4 Mile:9.28 MPH:142. 60ft:1.28 Weight:2520 CID:501 |
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Our 67 Falcon has a 351C with ported 4V closed chamber heads, stainless valves, forged pistons, 750 DP Holley on a Funnelweb intake, C4 with 4800 stall Art Carr converter and manual valve body, 9" w/4.56 gears, MT ET Drag 28 - 10.5 x 15 slicks. Owner built engine, trans, rear end and owner applied paint. We race it every chance we get. Owner built, owner abused! |
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1/8 Mile:7.10 MPH:95 60ft:1.58 Weight:3047 CID:357 |
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MY FALCON AT THE CAMPGROUND WE STAY
AT NEAR THE TRACK |
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CID:302 |
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Falcon62 |
1962 2-door sedan
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chopped63 |
1978 Aussie Ute
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No description available. |
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CID:351 |
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No description available. |
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CID:200 Rearwheel HP:110 |
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Soon to have the sweet pur of a 302 windsor! I have given it a repaint and added 2 stripes, she is looking pretty sweet now. This is a falcon that came out of Aussie. |
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CID:250 Flywheel HP:120@4000 |
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