1964 Ford Falcon

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Had a brief opportunity to grab a couple of images of this lovely example of a car from another era. I'd barely started before the owner returned so this is all there is.









a tighter crop




Chrome, so b&w by law!

[Ironwood]

Nice, I like the last one best of all.

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Cheers Ironwood.

[Isac]

Wonderful images Mick. I'm old enough to remember these great Fords. I actually bought one in 1975 - the 2 door 200 pursuit 1966 XP. Wow did that thing fly! I've got a photo of it - Polaroid!
I'll post in a new thread when I find it.

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First car I drove was a 62 Ford, our family car at the time Isac. I was only 12 when Dad gave me a drive on a quiet track in the country around Toodyay.

I was hooked!

[MickT]

Nice Mick. Was the owner upset? I wouldn't have thought he (she?) would have minded someone taking photos as most of these guys are pretty proud to show off their cars and normally in for a chat.

[Alan]

I used to have an XY Futura with sun visor and venetian blinds on the back window. Loved it. The motor sounded so good

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Nice Mick. Was the owner upset? I wouldn't have thought he (she?) would have minded someone taking photos as most of these guys are pretty proud to show off their cars and normally in for a chat.

Owner was in a hurry that's all, in and out of a shop in the blink of an eye. We chatted for a while before he drove off. He'd even left the window down for me and said it was fine if I "stick my head in", hence the steering wheel shot. Would've loved a few minutes to get some more photos as the vehicle was in a fairly clear space. *sigh*

I used to have an XY Futura with sun visor and venetian blinds on the back window. Loved it. The motor sounded so good

This one had sun visor and venetian blinds too. Tiny spots of rust here and there but it was otherwise pristine.