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[Junk-Falcon]

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[xctasy]

Ecconoline-64, where are ya buddy!

That should have a 170 in it. The Falcon nameplate got shared around on more utilitiarian machines like that.

Those things are very, very tough.

I see, I want......

 

[Anonymous]

Congrats JF, I'm the proud owner of a Econoline 64 PU. By the way if your looking for (and haven't found us yet) check out
http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/oldeconolines/ . We're specific to the Econolines and there's a great group of people there.

Steve

PS Ex, You saying you own an Econo??

 

[Junk-Falcon]

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[xctasy]

No, hyprdrv, sadly, I don't have one.

I saw one used as a dragster in The Encyclopedia of the Automobile in 1977, in the same vein as the Dodge foward control pickups in the late 60's. I've always loved the old things. They are meak and mild to look at, but tough as old boots, and scare people when they go hard. I've not seen your website, but I've heard a 302 goes nicley in them.

Keep it clean. Only question is, where ya gonna fit the turbo charger, Charlie?

 

[rbohm]

8) charlie, i owned one of those once. it could have either the 144 or 170 six. the front suspension is far removed from your falcon. the van uses a straight axle front end instead of the SLA the falcon uses. one day i hope to own another. and yes, a 302 fits nicely, and in the 63 and later ones you can put in a 351w or 351c. the 61 and 62's are a bit harder to swap a V8 in. however a 300 would fit real nice in that.

 

[Junk-Falcon]

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[Anonymous]

Well let's see if I can get this to work. If so this is my 64 with a 200, 5200 H/W, headers and the 78 head. if not...o well

Steve
[http://img45.photobucket.com/albums/v137/Hyprdrv/Thumper/side.jpg]

 

[Anonymous]

ok bare with me...

http://img45.photobucket.com/albums/v13 ... r/side.jpg

so how do you get the image to show here??

Steve

 

[Anonymous]

[http://img45.photobucket.com/albums/v137/Hyprdrv/Thumper/side.jpg]

 

[Junk-Falcon]

i just

 

[addo]

Chick magnet! It's got appeal all right.