Features Falcons done right?

...good lord this thread won't die.

 

Gasser style!!

 

wild

 

I was impressed with the progress on this little truck

 

wow. that is some killer metal work going on

 

Wow, there are some beautiful Falcon's here. I would post pics of mine but it is engine-less right now so its too high in the front.

- Jon

 

We can live with that since you told us why. Show us some pictures!!

 

For what it's worth here's mine. It now runs an 8in diff, RRS front end,rack & pinion & 4 wheel discs. I've also triples to the 221 six.
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yeah, they cut up some front fenders for the rear wheel flares, using a futura windshield for an easy chop, vette rear, mustang ll front, full custom interior. can't believe I didn't get a good shot of the rear. lots of cool little things that would be hard for a falcon owner to spot, but they add to the total picture. things only about waist high

 

And some people say that Falcons arent as popular as Chevy2 's.How long has this thread been going now?

 

this picture blew me away. the Scroungers Car Club just bought this 64 to turn it into a gasser. I don't have any good pics of it yet but here it is right after the 30's Dodge tube axle was welded in. fits like a glove! we are shooting to be on the strip by spring. maybe we could meet in the middle,Mid Ohio? for a run when we get 'em done??

 

My daily driver. Have now pulled off the hubcaps and just running blacked out steelie with the whitewalls. Looks much tougher.

Hey Bullit is saw your car cruising chapel st just yesterday. Very nice ride, good to see some cool falcons cruising the streets.

 

For what its worth? Bullshit man, that is a nice fucking car. Is that paint spear factory? What engine is that, original? (factory size I mean)

 

Another nice looking ride! Love the color and the wide whites. What size are those tires?

 

Don't know why the pic didn't post.

 

Scroungers are GREAT GUYS, thanks for the Scroungers Hot Sauce!!



here is my new 64 Sprint I just got..

 

My first post and here's my 64

 

Don't know for shore about the stripe. I'm told it may be a dealer option. It's bordered by stainless trim & I've seem others. Trax models makes a scale model '60 with this stripe.
The motor is a 221 ci out of a '68-'69 Falcon (oz only I think).

 

nice... sweet ride!

 

Back around post 227 I showed progress pics of my XP Falcon wagon,
Well it's finished & cruising. Runs like a top, hasn't missed a beat so far on a couple of 2hr runs & never gets hot. Better not jinx it!!




Might give it a rest for a few months before I get started on the coupe

 

Might give it a rest for a few months before I get started on the coupe

No rest for you, I think you're on a roll. Beautiful wagon.

 

great work man! how is that crossflow running? does it have any get up and go? I am putting a 3.9 L OHC in mine,and have never felt how those motors pull. that sure is a sweet wagon, man.

 

Wow. All the falcon threads and I missed this one?

Here's my old '62... cut springs in front with raised shock tower tops and 3" blocks in the rear. daily driver...







And my '60 project I had going last year:



Right now I am hard at work on my '63 Mercury Comet project, which is utilizing a lot of Falcon parts...

 

Well It's a drag car but is done right.Rodger Arrons 64 427 Ford,with a Lenco.The night these photos were taken Rodger broke the existing "door slammer" Non Blower/Turbo record at Emeral Coast 1/8 mile track

 

Cool! Really do like your car man, looks good. I think it is hard to beat red and white cars.

 

interesting, your falcons guage cluster resembles an american Mercury Comet cluster!! i've always considered swapping my factory falcon cluster for a mercury cluster its much nicer!! way to go dude you wagon rules!

 

Well here is my baby. I finally got this 61 on the road! After workin like crazy on her all summer I ran out of money and patience for some fancy paint job. Did however do the roof in silver metal flake with a little purple flake mixed. Then flat blacked the rest. I love it.

 

The little green one with the 5 spokes was built by a friend of mine who is also a Hamber (Brian Collins), he did a lot of extra work to get it that low! It has been through a couple of owners and was last seen going on the "Barrett-Jackson" BLOCK! it was all home-built!