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1970 Ford Falcon
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1963 Ford Falcon Futura Convert., Low Mileage, Restored $14,350.00
*1963 Ford Falcon 1/4 Mile Track Ready* *NO RESERVE* $14,101.00
Ford Falcon Black Restored 2 door CPP Brakes $7,600.00
1965 Ford Van econoline rat rod hot falcon club wagon $1,125.00
*****1963 FORD ECONOLINE "FALCON CLUB WAGON" ***** $1,247.00
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The new XY GT rolled off the line in late 1970, and was followed in 1971 with the all-time classic GT HO Phase III. With between 350 and 380bhp (270 - 280 kW) and 380 ft/lbs (513Nm) of torque, it was reputed then to be the world's fastest 4-door production car.
Looking suitably aggressive8 with its air intake protruding through the bonnet and bold side stripes, the XY GT's were affectionately known as "Shakers" to many people, a nickname derived from the shaking action of the bonnet scoop and particularly noticeable while the engine is idling.
There were 1,557 XY GT's made from September 1970 to December 1971. There were 300 XY GTHO Phase III's built between May 1971 and November 1971.Engine Specifications:
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Posted by: laspiedras
12/28/2009 06:09AM
Sweet Lookin "FALCON" luv all of the performance mods nice job. Def. 5***** for sure.
Posted by: Keith_chapman
12/13/2009 10:04AM
She looks great!
Posted by: M173XM37
11/21/2009 03:44AM
Good work, frienD! Dont stop! We want to see a resulT! 6 stars are got by your masterpiece...
Posted by: scottbowen
11/07/2009 05:01AM
well done, great color, five stars!
Posted by: olds68
08/26/2009 09:35AM
Nice Ford!
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