1972. 432 utes, all 6 cylinder, all 3 on the tree IIRCQuote:
Originally Posted by bob10
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1972. 432 utes, all 6 cylinder, all 3 on the tree IIRCQuote:
Originally Posted by bob10
I had one, an HZ wagon. I bought the last wagon kit from ol arfur and had it put under my 5 litre auto wagon
Also worked with a guy who had a Lime green HZ Sandman ute version, he actually converted my wagon for me, his was even more modded and was used in the 1986 Wynns Safari
JC.
And there was a hi po 4wd turbo six Falcon around about 87?
They all had Jeep floor shifts according to the third link I posted, Paul.Quote:
Originally Posted by pop058
I don't know if it was a special, but I picked up a Ford Falcon XC 4WD wagon from the Central Coast and delivered it to Burragorang Valley in the mid-late Nineties (when I still had the FJ55)
Was it a one off Ron???Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Never heard of one before.
Plenty of bodies get put on Range Rover chassis,even Land Rovers;););););).Commodore wagons in the VL/VN era are almost identical in wheelbase.
Andrew
My recollection is that these were put together by Shute Upton at Evans Rd. Rocklea who were the Jeep assembler at the time. The winch was also one of theirs. They still make quality winches.
This one ?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyG
And the 97 XH Terra concept
That's it, had a quiet lust but $$$$
I believe you are right, Brian (we are referring to the XY Falcon)Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm
Re the XC, it could have been a special, it used Jeep running gear. It's probably still on the property where I dropped it.