Features Falcons done right?

any more cool falcons left, least were original with our chioces more pics people

 

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Well since flaked62merc posted his comet and it was well recieved, I guess I'll sneek in a couple pics of the two I've owned. Still have the red one, sold the black one a couple years ago. If anybody knows who owns it I'd appreciate an update on it's condition. Black car had a 200/4spd and the red one is a 289/t-5.

 

Oooohhh...the black one is nice!
Rob

 

that straight axle is sick........... i just couldnt do it to mine but wow it looks great,,, bet that thing is scary to corner in

 

REAL evil twin, lookin good

 

Cool shot

 

any body got pics of custom falcon wagons,

 

No worse than with V-8 coils and wasted six cylinder shocks, even without the swaybar and with 5.60's on the front.

What did you have to do to your lower control arms to get the nose that low? Spacer under the balljoint? The black car I posted had about 3/4's of an inch of compression before they hit the frame, and yours looks a lot lower.

 

i had to cut and reangle the uppers and now im debating on throwing drop spindles on it and redoing the drive shaft tunnel so it sits level comets and falcons are a headache to get low but once you do they look great,, also i still hae the sway bar on mine , do any of you guys know where i can find a finned valve cover, all i have now it the cheap ebay chrome one

 

There's a few sprinkled through this thread....
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2240
Rob

 

http://www.classicinlines.com/

 

thanks guys

 

Here's my wife 62 Squire, weve added a few thing since this was taken...suitcase stereo system and bellflowers. It runs a 289, fordomatic and v8 brakes and suspension all donated by a 65 Mustang, runs and drives great.

 

Another shot of her and the kids tooling down Interstate 65.

 

loosewheel,

That's one nice '62 squire you have. Beautiful!

-Gayl

 

Thanks....she has really enjoyed it. We bought it to sell, but were starting to get very attached to it.

 

This one was mine - I just sold it to a gut from Michigan who worked for Ford for 20+ years. I guess it's going home!

 

Here is one of mine. It's an original sprint 260 four speed it's a blast to drive.

 

I was driving around yesterday looking for a place to live - a place where I could park my junk on the street if I needed to and not have the neighbors complain.

This was parked on the street a mile or two from my current place:






I think I'd fit in just fine in this neighborhood.

 

The mud flaps seem to say it best.
"Your junk is welcome here!!"

 

A better pic of My wagon:

 

falconmad,
Awesome Sprint! Such a neat model of vehicle. When I grow up (or older I guess...) I would love to get a 63' Sprint. I adore the round body look, but your's is one fine example.

Artie B,
Nice wagon! Is that a '65? I had a 1964 4 door that the body was useless, but I got the drivetrain and suspension out of it. Sure are fun cars to work on.

-Gayl

 

Done right?,,I don't think so. HRP

 

this is mine as of now,but i have some more plans

 

I don't think it's 'done right' either, but thought you guys would get a kick out of it.

 

digin' the red wagon and the purple-ish 63

 

Thanks...It is a 65 with a 200/c4 combo

 

The semi mud flaps and 14" drop hitch for the bass boat make this a definite contender for mulletmobile of the year.

 

http://www.rcmotorsports.net/RearCoiloverKit.html

I want it!

It got me thinking, i wonder how easy the airride shockwave 8000's would bolt up. Wonder what the travel limit is with the bar setup also..that would be a nice setup.