I've always really liked falcons, but seeing this one raced out w/ the race stripes and everything is just so omgwtfbbq#%@#@#$



this is the hottest **** since hiroshima and niggasake



http://www.carclassic.com/stock.asp?StockID=102551



-Sven Martin https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683329.gif https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683473.gif

those are badass cars.

Yeah, that's a nice one.



For me, the Falcon's image will always be influenced by the fact that my Dad had one when I was little. It was a '63 wagon with a 170 c.i.d. Special and three-on-the-tree. From that point of reference, it is hard for me to consider the Falcon a muscle car.

my dads muscle car was a 69 roadrunner, metal flake blue w/ 383.

roadrunners and R/T's and those big body mopars are cool, but theyre so fawrking huge.

falcons and novas(nova IIs i think were the ones) are awesome. ohh and corvairs...

427 Cobras.

Yeah, the early ('63 to '67, I think) Novas were called Chevy II. The Nova name started as an upmarket trim level on those cars in '65 or '66. I'm working on restoring a '66, but it's going slow. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/smile.png



I like Corvairs, but my wife doesn't, hence we have no Corvair. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

i like all those, particularly the 62-63 falcons...

in theory, but if you're doing more than hopping down to the porn store they suck unbelievably.



they turn similar times to a spec miata, on the racetrack, and the miata is only down like 300hp.... and they weigh about the same...

Yeah ladder frames have been out of date since they stopped using them on horse & carriages - here's one that actually uses technolodgy less than a century old: http://www.gdcars.com/gd427/gd427.htm