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FoMoCo66 started following 70 1/2 Falcon, The Ultimate Sleeper , I suppose this trend is sticking around? , Brother Ted's radical '32 Ford 5 Window Coupe and 3 others
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I suppose this trend is sticking around?
FoMoCo66 replied to Brutalform's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Man, I don't know what it is with the rubber band tires (what I call them) these days. I just like good ole big meats. Like this... -
Brother Ted's radical '32 Ford 5 Window Coupe
FoMoCo66 replied to FenderMender's topic in Model Cars
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Yeah, printing plates turns out pretty well with the ACME plate maker. Here are some I made for my 63 galaxie.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: the 1964 Indy Pace Car. YES, I built a Mustang!
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If you know of someone who has a resin printer there are some free distributor files on cults 3d. https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/free-file-friday-distributors-and-plug-boots
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Nice work, how did you modify the interior from the convertible one?
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Got my first promo in the most unexpected place ever, the Iowa State Fair. A pretty beat up 63 thunderbird, definitely some kids toy (adds character they tell me). The people had it listed for $40, no way is it worth that in this state. Told them they had it marked as a 65 and it was a 63, mentioned the broken a pillars, and the worn off chrome. All that got me this beaut for $20, not bad.
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At least your not in a tent like I would be.
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70 1/2 Falcon, The Ultimate Sleeper
FoMoCo66 replied to FoMoCo66's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
I have shared this before but the reason I am so into falcons is that my dad's first car was a 66 falcon. The coolest part is he has never gotten rid of it. He swaped the 6 motor for a hopped up 289 windsor and painted the car 96 viper red. I also have a annual 66 falcon to replicate it. I dont concider my self an expert but I know quite a bit about the 3rd gen falcons. -
Yeah... that's AI generated. But I can't argue that its cute.
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Im a bit of a ford falcon fanatic (American cars, those aussie ones still confuse me) and did some online searching on the 70 and 1/2 falcon. For those of you who are not familiar with some of Ford's weird decision making, the 70 and ½ falcon was based on the base model of the 70 torino. Basically bringing it from a compact car to a mid-sized one. This conversion was basically a rebadge of the base torino, literally nothing else changed. This brought some upsides with it, previously the biggest engine you could get in a falcon was the 302 windsor with the base being the 200 in-line 6. Now, you could get the whole engine lineup that was available in the torino. Those options included the 250 6, the 302 w, the 351 w, the 351 c, the 429, and finally the 429 cobra jet. This means you could get a 429 powered falcon in 1970. Being a base model car with no creature features and a big block high-po motor, I don't think you could get more sleeper than that.
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Man that red looks GOOD!