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How much does a 1966 Ford Falcon cost?

How much does a 1966 Ford Falcon cost?

As a collector car, the Ford Falcon XP range has one stand-out performer. Condition is imperative when buying a two-door Hardtop because perfect examples will go close to $50,000.

How many units did the Ford Falcon XP sell?

An ambitious 70,000-mile run around the company proving ground helped convince potential owners that the Falcon was ‘fragile’ no more and the XP became the first Falcon to sell more than 70,000 units during its production life. As a collector car, the Ford Falcon XP range has one stand-out performer.

What kind of car was the Ford Falcon?

Ford’s XR Falcon Fairmont V8 started off a whole new generation of family performance cars. Here’s our guide on what to look for when buying one Watching Hayden’s XR Falcon rumble its way into the photo studio, you very quickly realise just how right the designers got this car back in the 60s.

Is the Ford XP Falcon a good car?

Survival rates for basic XPs are pretty good and prices remain below the money being generated by Holden’s controversial HD. Simplicity and spares availability should help XPs that have avoided the scrap heap for 50+ years manage a few decades more.

As a collector car, the Ford Falcon XP range has one stand-out performer. Condition is imperative when buying a two-door Hardtop because perfect examples will go close to $50,000.

Where can I buy a 1968 Ford Falcon?

Gateway Classic Cars of Dallas is proud to present this 1968 Ford Falcon Futura Sports Coupe for sale. The Ford Falcon was in high demand when new and still now in her prime she is equally desirab…

How much does a Ford Falcon XP cost?

As a collector car, the Ford Falcon XP range has one stand-out performer. Condition is imperative when buying a two-door Hardtop because perfect examples will go close to $50,000. Cheap ones needing a full make-over are money pits.

What should I do with a 1965 Ford XP Falcon?

Simplicity and spares availability should help XPs that have avoided the scrap heap for 50+ years manage a few decades more. Unless you find your XP untouched under some junk in the corner of a dark shed, it has probably already been treated for rust and repainted at least once in its life.

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Ruth Doyle