BRINGING HOME THE FALCON TONIGHT!!!!!

FEandGoingBroke · May 13, 2006

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWW!!

ujt389 · May 13, 2006

lets hear about it.

FEandGoingBroke · May 14, 2006

FEandGoingBroke · May 14, 2006

the pics may not work... It's my brand new 1961 Falcon 200CI 3spd std1 No engine though...

Not a prob!

family car all the way!

12,402 original miles on the car! If you saw it with your eye's you'd believe me, almost ZERO wear on the high wear areas...

FE

64 TBOLT · May 14, 2006

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FEandGoingBroke · May 14, 2006

The Chrome is Near Mint on this baby!

Now all I need is a 302 Toledo, or maybe a 351 Windsland...

Anyone have a spare 200 CI inline handy?

ShotRod64 · May 17, 2006

Will a weedeater motor work?

norcal500 · May 17, 2006

how about a clevor ???

Chooch65 · May 17, 2006

CoolFalcon is a friend of mine. Check out this sight for a little movie.
http://www.supermotors.org/vehicles/registry/showmedia.php?id=189187
He is o member here too. Check his photos of the car.

FALCONAROUND · May 17, 2006

The video won't play, it just sit's there opening and opening and opening and never does anything... I've seen his falcon though, but not the vid.

FE

wildosvt01_OLD · May 18, 2006

FE, Your "post whoring" wont be the same without your original name man!!!!!!!!

rayell · May 18, 2006

The next thing Gary will be answering to is poopy pants..

FALCONAROUND · May 18, 2006

That's because I quit being the Post Whore...

I won't answer posts unless I have something productive or insightful to impart. Well, if the post is very silly and or funny I might put in a little hehehe or a snippet but that's it....

64 TBOLT · May 18, 2006

170
In 1961 the 170 became an option for the Falcon line. The original 1964.5 Ford Mustang used a 170 in³ (2.8 L), 101 hp (75 kW) version. The Econoline van and Ford Bronco received a heavier duty version with mechanical valve lifters. The 170 was dropped from production in 1972

200
The 200 in³ (3.3 L) was introduced in the middle of 1963. The 1965 Mustang came standard with a 200 in³ (3.3 L) that produced 120 hp (89 kW). The Mustang continued to use the 200 as its base engine until it was dropped in 1971. The 200 reappeared as the middle engine in the 1979 Mustang, now producing 94 hp (70 kW). This was the base engine again on the 1980 pony, but was dumped in 1983. The last year of production for the 200 was 1984.

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FALCONAROUND · May 18, 2006

Thanks Tbolt, the 200 I am going to get this morning is out of a 1970 Maverick, so I might break the 110 hp mark! Woooo Hooooo!

64 TBOLT · May 18, 2006

better hurry up,the morning is allmost over here

FALCONAROUND · May 18, 2006

Here's my 110 horses!

Just admire the POWER!

http://www.fordmustang.co.uk/fm-pix/albums/userpics/normal_E-bay%20Pictures%20814.jpg

mdh1979 · May 19, 2006

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FALCONAROUND · May 19, 2006

Try this, since there are issues with FordMuscle linkong to that particular place due to apparently an extreem prejudice...
Past the following without the spaces in the link.

h t t p : / / w w w.fordmustang.co.uk/fm-pix/index.php

FALCONAROUND · May 19, 2006

Damn! That's an extreeeeeeeem prejudice if I ever encountered one... No linking outside FM ever I guess. Sorry for trying admin guys.

MDH... type in the following words as letters and go to page 7.
H Tee Tee Pee Colon Backslash Backslash Double-U Double-U Double-U Dot fordmustang Dot co Dot uk Backslash fm Dash Pix Backslash index DOT php and hit enter...

fordmustang.co.uk/fm-pix/index.php

Can you manage to read all that?

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