Ford Falcon XP Ute. by blinkings
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The XP Falcon was introduced in March 1965 replacing the XM Falcon which had been in production since 1964. It was the final series of the first generation Falcon which had been introduced as the XK Falcon in 1960. The main change from the XM was the 'torque box' steel subframe which added structural rigidity to the car. This was a key in improving the public perception of the car as the early models were considered flimsy and were unpopular with Australian fleet buyers.
The running gear and most other components stayed the same from the XM through to the XP. The Utility and Wagons models had five-stud wheels for additional strength and a lower ratio differential for better low speed performance. The high end Falcon Futuras and Fairmonts came with 14 inch wheels whereas other models had 13 inch. Fairmonts featured bucket seats, the 200ci Super Pursuit engine and a padded dash as standard. Vacuum assisted brakes were standard in the Fairmont and Hardtop models.
Comments (17)
That´s the boy! What a great car, even color is excellent. usually prefer red, but in this case, orange is perfect.
Nice work, cool car.
You love your cars I see, I don't blame you they are wonderful.
Nice capture Andrew and interesting information. My room mate in the Air Force had a Falcon in 1964 but I don't know much about it, except that it took us to all the places we wanted to go!
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
This is SO not the Falcon I've seen here in the US--I knew another person from Australia who had one of these; they are pretty cool!!
Cool
Nice shot! A friend of mine was restoring these and had or has a fairly large quantity of them around still.
Sweet looking ride & photo!
Brilliant photography Andrew.
Excelent !!!
Just fell off my chair!!!!
Electrifying colors and detail. Way to go Andrew. Falcons here were wimpy cars...not so this!
Great looking car
I really liked the US version and had the chance to drive a 64. beautiful example and capture
That IS a great looking car! Stunning engine, really well restored! Not 100% sure about the colour but it would get you noticed....as would that engine lol Rob
Excellent set of photos and a must zoom for the engine compartment!