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on: 01-06-2013
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1970 Ford Falcon |
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12-26-2013 @ 12:06:33 AM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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#1, Well, it's not an Aussie Falcon....rather a Tornio-based American Falcon....mid-year 1970 introduction.
[Edited by Skid on 12-26-2013 @ 12:07:53 AM]
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12-26-2013 @ 10:46:14 AM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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Pretty rare, with a low survival rate. Apparently 26,071 2-doors, 30,443 4-doors, and 10,539 wagons were built. I actually know of a rusty yellow 4-door locally. Big blocks are *very* rare; 68 429 CJs and 38 SCJs.
A lot of them were ordered with crazy option combinations, since pretty much every option was available ala carte, so you see weird combinations like 429 SCJ engines with drum brakes all around, or an electric bench seat on a six cylinder 4-door with radio delete. Interesting, the 429 engines were theoretically available in any of the three body styles, though all the 429s known are in two doors. Muscle Car Review said a few years back that Ford documentation showed ONE mid-sized 429 SCJ wagon was ordered for 1970, though it was a Torino.
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6-06-2021 @ 01:54:23 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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#6, Hell, I'm getting tired of base model cars only being offered in black, white, and grey. Whatever my next car is, I absolutely do not want it in one of those colors.
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