Ford falcon XW Commercial

Copy right Ford Australia ( there is NO copy right intended )
Riped from Ford Australia 75 years.

[@davidhynd4435]

"Turn yourself on for the seventies." Too late. Half the people watching the video are now in their seventies.

[@TheTramchannel]

I've had one since 1989

[@TP-vu3tc]

The Mustang killed it.

[@Al-vb6js]

Not in Australia and New Zealand - production ended in 2016 - Australian designed from 1972

[@area51isreal71]

New six? They were unchanged from the XT.

[@markuswilmes3694]

Aussie legend

[@shanekilpatrick3378]

My old man had one. Had the smaller six. The 3.6 ltr 225c.i. Still moved out for a big car. He always talked about dropping a 4.1/250 into her. Ended up writing it off in a stupid accident due to his bad temper. Nearly killed the other driver.

[@timfordfalconxf7714]

Oh no Glad no one died in that. I miss the ol falcons and holdens and valiants HELL any pre 2000s car really. WELL most of them :)

[@batmanlives6456]

The 3.6 was the big 6 The 4.1/250 didn’t come out till the XY

[@aRecluse]

​@@batmanlives6456 Transition year. This might have been a later ad referring to the 250 c.i. The V8s were Windsor 302 & 351, & the GTHO Phase 2 was a Cleveland.

[@batmanlives6456]

Actually the first 250 GTHOs were Windsors … Last 50 (in 1969) were clevos Known as phase 1-1/2 Phase two (1970 ) were all clevo

[@KurtCrockenberg]

Awesome bro :)

[@calzabbath]

Back then cars bore names like Falcon, Valiant, Cavalier, Satellite...now it's "Astra", "Tiida" (whatever the heck that means), "Bora", "Cactus". Geez. Times went from appreciation of the fittest to dictatorship of the least capable and the most frustrated. And no, these days aren't particularly remarkable for people feeling satisfied with themselves.

[@timfordfalconxf7714]

or worse numbers or letters LIKE ZRBX40 Or what eever it is God i miss old cars

[@calzabbath]

@@timfordfalconxf7714 I'm Argentine. Falcons were produced here from '64 to '91. Still you see some in the streets, especially in provincial towns. Durable and reliable as battle tanks. I understand the only market that remains for them is Australia and that is cool.

[@simonf8902]

When cars were men.

[@timfordfalconxf7714]

100% :D

[@guineapiglady2841]

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