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Falcon longroof gasser progress pics

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Ford Freak, Jan 18, 2005.

  1. Ford Freak
    Joined: Jan 5, 2005
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    Some friends posted some pics of my other cars last week on my intro. Here's a couple of my current project, '60 Falcon 2dr. wagon.Got the suspension "mocked up" front& rear. Not real good pics, but best we could do for now. Can't roll it outside just yet.......

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  2. Empire32
    Joined: Jan 16, 2002
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    from FRANCE

    Great !
    Your car need just a great lettering paint job now !

    Did you try without the front bumper ?
     
  3. 61falconwagon
    Joined: Nov 6, 2004
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    I LOVE IT !!!!!! and iwant that white steering wheel :O) Can't wait to see more of your sweet wagon.

    heres my 61 2 door wagon

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    i hope to one day make it look like this
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  4. I love it too. Thanks for the pics! Have I showed you this one before?
    Dan
     

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  5. dixiedog
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    I LOVE that wagon - gasser style makes it!!!!
     
  6. leadsled01
    Joined: Nov 19, 2004
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    Love it.. 2 door wagons are the shit.. The pictures of your falcon has me second guessing my descision of leadsleding my 1950 2 door plymouth wagon.
     
  7. raven
    Joined: Aug 19, 2002
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    Man, My first hotrod was a '60 Falcon 2dr ranch wagon that my dad built.
    I sure miss it.
    Had a friend run the numbers recently only to fin it MIA on the DMV rolls.
    I'd sure like to build another one.
    r
     
  8. TINGLER
    Joined: Nov 6, 2002
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    Helly yeah!
    FORD FREAK FOR PRESIDENT!

    That rocks!

    Tingler
     
  9. Ford Freak
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    Thanks guys!

    61FalconWagon: I saw yours on your intro a while back. Couldn't believe it! Looks solid as a rock also. Mine was 100% stock&original when I started too.I like the photoshop of yours - you'll need a surfboard hanging out the back, or on the roof!! [​IMG]

    CougarDan: Never saw that pic before! Thanks for sharing it.
     
  10. Mike
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    Bitchin' machine. I dig that scoop. Cal Custom used to sell those, I believe they called it the "Brute". A freind of mine found one like that at the swap meet, it was painted flat orange, so no one was even looking at it. He only paid $10 for it, good score.
     
  11. haring
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    I like it. It will drive the Falcon squares nuts.

    I drive a '61 Futura, on the road to early 60s mild custom.
     
  12. jangleguy
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    Yes! Great stuff...Would look great towing my pals '60 Falcon C/G sedan to the track...Congrats...
     
  13. jimbob
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    Sweet! I didn't even know they made the wagon of that style in 2 door. We got that model here in OZ with slightly different front sheetmetal, but not in two door wagon...Cool [​IMG]

    Jimbob
     
  14. slammed
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    Sterling example of Swingin' '60's. Rare bird, too. Nice looking car, good work Ford-man.
     
  15. Ford Freak
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    Thanks!I have a '59 Ranchero that I might use to tow this to the track with...got a pic of your buddy's sedan?- F.F.
     
  16. Ford Freak
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    Thanks Slammed! The mid to late 60's style is what I'm aftr here. I understand Ford made around 27,000 of these in 1960.The wagons came out a few months after the sedans, along with the Ranchero. Many rusted out after a few years(typical FOMOCO) and got recycled into No7 tuna fish cans!!

    FordFreak
     
  17. Nice bird! Makes me wish I'd gone that direction with mine (a 64), but I chopped the shit outa it [​IMG] Not sure a chopped gasser would work. Anyone want to photo chop one? (BTW, only 6000 produced in 64.)
     

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  18. Smokin Joe
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    Man, I could use those rear quarters for my 60 Raunchero. [​IMG]
     
  19. I really dig that scoop! I've got two of them, one I had on my '57 Belvedere back in 1969 and another I scored a couple years ago. Was going to put them on my '56 Plymouth, but thought they looked dinky on that big-assed hood.
     
  20. Tony
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    Bernie,
    I LOVE the look man!!
    Very, very nice..

    A lot different from when Tommy and i stopped at Bobs to check it out when you first got it....
    Your on your way to having one killer little gasser!
     
  21. Ford Freak
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    Thanks guys!

    TinBender: I've seen chopped Falcon gassers,nothing wrong with that at all!Yeah the S.D's are VERY rare indeed.

    Animal: Seen alot of those type scoops on 55-57 Chevy's years ago.Looked great! Your hood is around the same size, so why not?

    Von Tingler : Had a feeling this would be up your alley!!

    PakRat32: Yeah, I'm well on my way, but a loooooong way to go! Engine instalation,trans.,fenderwell headers, ladder bars, etc.,etc.It's going to be a busy year!How's your Chevy comming together?

    Ford Freak
     
  22. Dat Dirty Rat
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    Get the F@#K out of here..That is just awesome holmes!..

    What did you end up using for a front suspension?? If you took pics while you were installing it..It would be kool if you could post them like a 'tech post'...I'm sure alot of kats on here would like to see them....

    You did a great job Bernie..The car is going to look awesome done...The old guy is going to be pissed if he ever figures out thats his old car....
    So, you did good! [​IMG]

    Dirty

     
  23. 61falconwagon
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    What motor are you going to run in your wagon? My plans call for a 200 with a t-5 once i get some loot :O)


    keith
     
  24. Ford Freak
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    Thanks Tom! The Econoline axel I had was too wide. I got a 4" dropped tube, springs, spindles, disc brakes,- a whole kit from Speedway Mtrs. Nice,quality shit that worked out great so far.The whole thing will be comming out again, so I can clean the frame, fenderwells, etc., and finish welding and painting everything.It's just "tacked" in place right now. When it goes back together I'll se if Bob wants to take pics of it & we can do a tech post. I'm quite pleased with the progress so far.Swing over sometime and check it out.-F.F.
     
  25. Very kool Bernie!!.......and 61falconwagon your 61 looks sweet also...........my friend is just finishing up 5 years building his 62 two door wagon. It's a heavy metalflake bronze with a bright white roof with some tasty flame work going the whole length of the roof. Love those Falcon Wagons........that coming from a Chevy guy.....lol!!
     
  26. Ford Freak
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    I,ve got a '70 351c all done,around 400-420 hp., a'71 top loader 4spd. w/ 2:78 first gear, and a'72 Mustang 9" w/a 3:89 Detroit Locker, "N"case w/Daytona pinion support, and Moser 31 spline axels. I had this narrowed down 1 in less than the original Falcon rear end width. Fits great.

    Ford Freak
     
  27. A&WAUTO
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    awesome car..gotta love them old fords.......i do
     
  28. That wagoon is sweet! [​IMG]

    Joel [​IMG]
     
  29. Rocket Sled
    Joined: Jan 16, 2005
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    from Hanover PA

    I was never much into falcons until I found my 61 4 door. Now I wish I had a 61 wagon, family thing ya know [​IMG] Your's is pretty awsome, and solid too! I wish I could say the same for mine [​IMG]
     
  30. Rusty
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    Cool wagon. Always like Falcons
     

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