Is there a difference between the Australian spec Ford Falcon and the New Zealand spec?
Q. I have a New Zealand spec Ford Falcon, and I'm wondering if I'd be in any trouble if I took it with me to Australia in a few years. Are the two technically totally identical, or are there emissions components and safety equipment on the Australian model I don't have? In short, would it make sense to bring in my Falcon, or would I be better off buying a new car in Oz?
Asked by Chaco-Yekke Downyonder - Tue Sep 1 19:52:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you'd be better off selling what you have. There is a possibility that they are slightly different, which opens up a whole tin of worms with the government bodies. These cars are cheap and plentiful here, so you won't lose. Plus it avoids the hassle of paying for shipping, import taxes since it is a late model, and compliance and blue slips etc. If it was an older classic, then i would say bring it. But if it's late model, then leave it behind and find another good one here.
Answered by Mustang Mike~Nik's Grizzly - Thu Sep 3 07:21:09 2009
Q. I have a New Zealand spec Ford Falcon, and I'm wondering if I'd be in any trouble if I took it with me to Australia in a few years. Are the two technically totally identical, or are there emissions components and safety equipment on the Australian model I don't have? In short, would it make sense to bring in my Falcon, or would I be better off buying a new car in Oz?
Asked by Chaco-Yekke Downyonder - Tue Sep 1 19:52:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you'd be better off selling what you have. There is a possibility that they are slightly different, which opens up a whole tin of worms with the government bodies. These cars are cheap and plentiful here, so you won't lose. Plus it avoids the hassle of paying for shipping, import taxes since it is a late model, and compliance and blue slips etc. If it was an older classic, then i would say bring it. But if it's late model, then leave it behind and find another good one here.
Answered by Mustang Mike~Nik's Grizzly - Thu Sep 3 07:21:09 2009
Cost of restoring interior upholstery -'66 Ford Falcon - with new-old stock fabric?
Q. I have a '66 Ford Falcon Futura Sports Coupe. We have new-old stock fabric at home that I want to use to reupholster the seats. Has anybody out there done a similar job to their car? I'm looking for price ranges. I'm also wondering if you folks out there have any idea of how desirable Falcons are on the current market. Once the seats are reupholstered and the car's looking clean, I'm going to sell it (the engine's been rebuilt and the chassis and interior are in otherwise 'very good' condition). Thank you
Asked by Kristina - Wed Mar 24 00:18:07 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check Hemmings Motor News and the Old Car Trader for prices and values. Also look for a magazine called Collector Car Market Report. I get them at Books a Million / Joe Muggs newsstand.
Answered by Uncle Bo - Wed Mar 24 00:42:48 2010
Q. I have a '66 Ford Falcon Futura Sports Coupe. We have new-old stock fabric at home that I want to use to reupholster the seats. Has anybody out there done a similar job to their car? I'm looking for price ranges. I'm also wondering if you folks out there have any idea of how desirable Falcons are on the current market. Once the seats are reupholstered and the car's looking clean, I'm going to sell it (the engine's been rebuilt and the chassis and interior are in otherwise 'very good' condition). Thank you
Asked by Kristina - Wed Mar 24 00:18:07 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check Hemmings Motor News and the Old Car Trader for prices and values. Also look for a magazine called Collector Car Market Report. I get them at Books a Million / Joe Muggs newsstand.
Answered by Uncle Bo - Wed Mar 24 00:42:48 2010
How much is a fair price for 4 new tyres in Australian dollars I have a ford falcon forte station wagon?
Q. I know nothing about cars or tyres , I am not sure if there are different types of tires but I don't want a fashion statement just good qaulity reliable tyres at a reasonable price
Asked by Charleen M - Mon Jul 6 06:15:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ask the dealers
Answered by King - Mon Jul 6 06:37:08 2009
Q. I know nothing about cars or tyres , I am not sure if there are different types of tires but I don't want a fashion statement just good qaulity reliable tyres at a reasonable price
Asked by Charleen M - Mon Jul 6 06:15:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ask the dealers
Answered by King - Mon Jul 6 06:37:08 2009
will ford ever bring the falcon to the usa?
Q. i love the new body styles for the ford falcon. do you think ford will ever bring it to the usa?
Asked by SKIER_4_LIFE - Wed Nov 25 23:52:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well the Holden Commodore got nothing but rave reviews when it was sold here as the Pontiac G8, so hopefully Ford might take a cue from GM and try to repeat that magical formula of repackaging an Australian muscle sedan for US consumption. I won't hold my breath waiting for it to happen, though. Ford's already got a very full line-up in the US, and I would imagine the Falcon would cannibalize sales from the Taurus and Taurus SHO.
Answered by Faith Machine - Thu Nov 26 01:25:24 2009
Q. i love the new body styles for the ford falcon. do you think ford will ever bring it to the usa?
Asked by SKIER_4_LIFE - Wed Nov 25 23:52:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well the Holden Commodore got nothing but rave reviews when it was sold here as the Pontiac G8, so hopefully Ford might take a cue from GM and try to repeat that magical formula of repackaging an Australian muscle sedan for US consumption. I won't hold my breath waiting for it to happen, though. Ford's already got a very full line-up in the US, and I would imagine the Falcon would cannibalize sales from the Taurus and Taurus SHO.
Answered by Faith Machine - Thu Nov 26 01:25:24 2009
Which car would you choose? A 1974 Ford Falcon XB or a 2003 Ford Falcon BA?
Q. Its either classic muscle with about 17 litres/km or 11 litres/km for the new falcon.
Asked by justforlolz - Fri Jan 1 06:31:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would absolutely buy a BA. I recently finished a project car for my brother-in-law. It was an XC Falcon, we rebuilt a 351 Cleveland and put it in, along with a single-rail 4 speed manual. The old cars may look the part, and the big V8 sounds beefy, but overall they are not that fun to drive. Heavy steering, handles like an apartment block on wheels, uncomfortable interior, points ignition which needs constant adjustments, takes a country mile to stop the bloody thing, no aircon, bad acoustics for a stereo, need I go on? My girlfriend has a manual BA Falcon, it's a pretty good car. Only complaint I have is that the standard diff ratio is too high. It's a 3.23, it would be much nicer to drive if it had a 3.7 or 3.9. You just have to slip… [cont.]
Answered by Ben - Sun Jan 3 20:30:13 2010
Q. Its either classic muscle with about 17 litres/km or 11 litres/km for the new falcon.
Asked by justforlolz - Fri Jan 1 06:31:37 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would absolutely buy a BA. I recently finished a project car for my brother-in-law. It was an XC Falcon, we rebuilt a 351 Cleveland and put it in, along with a single-rail 4 speed manual. The old cars may look the part, and the big V8 sounds beefy, but overall they are not that fun to drive. Heavy steering, handles like an apartment block on wheels, uncomfortable interior, points ignition which needs constant adjustments, takes a country mile to stop the bloody thing, no aircon, bad acoustics for a stereo, need I go on? My girlfriend has a manual BA Falcon, it's a pretty good car. Only complaint I have is that the standard diff ratio is too high. It's a 3.23, it would be much nicer to drive if it had a 3.7 or 3.9. You just have to slip… [cont.]
Answered by Ben - Sun Jan 3 20:30:13 2010
how do i turn on my auto gas in my car. i have a ford falcon eb?
Q. i have recently changed my battery out of my ford falcon eb and i poped the new one in. but when i started my car and i flick it to gas theirs absolutely no power . but when i flick it back to petrol it is fine. i think it is something to do with the safety switch the car might have when i changed the battery. but the thing is i don't know how to switch the safety switch off so that the gas works. please help me.
Asked by im kool:) - Mon Aug 17 04:36:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it,s gotta be electrical and maybe the fuse has given up or the earth is just needing a little persuasion. my (ford) alway,s goes off lpg when the batt,s been disconnected as well so it can,t be too hard. i,d have to see it to solve it i,m afraid.
Answered by ! - Mon Aug 17 05:18:39 2009
Q. i have recently changed my battery out of my ford falcon eb and i poped the new one in. but when i started my car and i flick it to gas theirs absolutely no power . but when i flick it back to petrol it is fine. i think it is something to do with the safety switch the car might have when i changed the battery. but the thing is i don't know how to switch the safety switch off so that the gas works. please help me.
Asked by im kool:) - Mon Aug 17 04:36:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it,s gotta be electrical and maybe the fuse has given up or the earth is just needing a little persuasion. my (ford) alway,s goes off lpg when the batt,s been disconnected as well so it can,t be too hard. i,d have to see it to solve it i,m afraid.
Answered by ! - Mon Aug 17 05:18:39 2009
Where Can I Find This Item for my 1962 Ford Falcon?
Q. Hello, Earlier this week I asked a question about my radiator overflow system on my falcon. After the answers I had received I would now like to find a new radiator overflow kit for my 1962 falcon, so my question is, Where can I get one? Websites would be amazing. Thanks! Rob.
Asked by Robby - Wed Aug 26 23:46:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my first car was 1961 Falcon so i applaud you for your choice you can get a nice aftermarket aluminum tank from Summit Racing that's NHRA approved www.summitracing.com www.jegs.com water recovery tank www.moonequiptment.com to me the plastic tanks are not appealing
Answered by Launchpad - Thu Aug 27 00:08:35 2009
Q. Hello, Earlier this week I asked a question about my radiator overflow system on my falcon. After the answers I had received I would now like to find a new radiator overflow kit for my 1962 falcon, so my question is, Where can I get one? Websites would be amazing. Thanks! Rob.
Asked by Robby - Wed Aug 26 23:46:00 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my first car was 1961 Falcon so i applaud you for your choice you can get a nice aftermarket aluminum tank from Summit Racing that's NHRA approved www.summitracing.com www.jegs.com water recovery tank www.moonequiptment.com to me the plastic tanks are not appealing
Answered by Launchpad - Thu Aug 27 00:08:35 2009
1963 ford falcon hardtop repair cost estimates?
Q. ford falcon original black plate california car v-8 4speed car . still has original motor but tranny is gone but peddles are still there. car is complete and needs total resto ,quarters are bad but the rest of the car is rock solid . you can buy new quartes for 180.00 per side, car has not ran in 20 plus years but motor does turn by hand .How much?
Asked by David Armstrong - Mon Mar 22 01:13:17 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your going to spend a lot of money on this one..depending on how far you take it.. don't give more than a grand for it and plan on spending 10 grand for starters..
Answered by MUSTANG_MAN - Mon Mar 22 01:39:06 2010
Q. ford falcon original black plate california car v-8 4speed car . still has original motor but tranny is gone but peddles are still there. car is complete and needs total resto ,quarters are bad but the rest of the car is rock solid . you can buy new quartes for 180.00 per side, car has not ran in 20 plus years but motor does turn by hand .How much?
Asked by David Armstrong - Mon Mar 22 01:13:17 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your going to spend a lot of money on this one..depending on how far you take it.. don't give more than a grand for it and plan on spending 10 grand for starters..
Answered by MUSTANG_MAN - Mon Mar 22 01:39:06 2010
What size are the speakers in a ford falcon wagon au series 3 front and back ?
Q. Hello Would the front speakers just be an easy fit with the right size new speakers or do i have to buy some sort of adaptor/spacer ? And the rear was thinking of placing some 6x9 way back in the wagon where you find the jack just wondering if the cd player has enough power to run them Thank you thanks Michael for the quick response any chance of 6.5 fitting in front
Asked by Smeghead - Tue Mar 11 04:32:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 6x9s will fit in the back, for the front ones, 6" should fit cleanly. Depending on your CD player, it should not have any problems powering them.
Answered by Sion - Tue Mar 11 04:36:35 2008
Q. Hello Would the front speakers just be an easy fit with the right size new speakers or do i have to buy some sort of adaptor/spacer ? And the rear was thinking of placing some 6x9 way back in the wagon where you find the jack just wondering if the cd player has enough power to run them Thank you thanks Michael for the quick response any chance of 6.5 fitting in front
Asked by Smeghead - Tue Mar 11 04:32:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 6x9s will fit in the back, for the front ones, 6" should fit cleanly. Depending on your CD player, it should not have any problems powering them.
Answered by Sion - Tue Mar 11 04:36:35 2008
Should I get a Ford Falcon XR6 or a Toyota supra?
Q. I will be getting my P plates soon and i wanna get a new car i'v been trying to decide over these two cars the XR6 is a 2003 model and the supra is a 1994 model. I'm stuck with a 1994 Mitsubishi Magna at the moment. Which car will be better for the money?
Asked by Ando - Sun Apr 18 04:04:06 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. SUPRA
Answered by Charles - Sun Apr 18 04:04:57 2010
Q. I will be getting my P plates soon and i wanna get a new car i'v been trying to decide over these two cars the XR6 is a 2003 model and the supra is a 1994 model. I'm stuck with a 1994 Mitsubishi Magna at the moment. Which car will be better for the money?
Asked by Ando - Sun Apr 18 04:04:06 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. SUPRA
Answered by Charles - Sun Apr 18 04:04:57 2010
I have a 1967 Ford Falcon Futura with a 200 ci engine?
Q. The Heater Core has went out, I need to know how to get to the old one, so I can replace it with the new one I have bought.
Asked by georgia_bunny69 - Fri Oct 23 13:29:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look under the dash on the right side (passenger side). That is where it is located. You will need to pop the hood and unhook the 2 hoses going through the firewall to remove the core.
Answered by Rod Knocker - Fri Oct 23 13:34:48 2009
Q. The Heater Core has went out, I need to know how to get to the old one, so I can replace it with the new one I have bought.
Asked by georgia_bunny69 - Fri Oct 23 13:29:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look under the dash on the right side (passenger side). That is where it is located. You will need to pop the hood and unhook the 2 hoses going through the firewall to remove the core.
Answered by Rod Knocker - Fri Oct 23 13:34:48 2009
Auto transmission playing up in Ford Falcon 1995 model?
Q. Auto transmission playing up..Start up and it takes time to go into gear..On open road slips and takes some time to take up again..Took to local garage without looking at it advised "You need new transmission mate..Cost you between $2000.00 to $3000.". Surely there must be some way to see if it can be repaired or these days do you chuck out the old one for a new one.. Anyone give me any advise what to do.. Thanks Ron..
Asked by RONALD N - Fri Oct 12 19:14:09 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is possible that your transmission is "Shot", however, before going "all the way" on a replacement, check your gearbox oil level, check the gearbox cooler pipes for leaks, (if fitted), check cooler pipe/s, connections to radiator for leaks, Get, (if possible), "torque converter" tested, (If you find water has entered the gearbox, it will change the colour of your oil, and stop the "drivebands", "selecters", ) etc, from working, thus loosing pulling power, / Drive, from the box. Repairing a leak, water contamination, or replacement Torque Converter, will be cheaper than a new, / replacement box. Hope this helps you with a course of action before the enormous payout for a new one. best wishes, good luck.
Answered by peter e - Sat Oct 13 09:38:33 2007
Q. Auto transmission playing up..Start up and it takes time to go into gear..On open road slips and takes some time to take up again..Took to local garage without looking at it advised "You need new transmission mate..Cost you between $2000.00 to $3000.". Surely there must be some way to see if it can be repaired or these days do you chuck out the old one for a new one.. Anyone give me any advise what to do.. Thanks Ron..
Asked by RONALD N - Fri Oct 12 19:14:09 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is possible that your transmission is "Shot", however, before going "all the way" on a replacement, check your gearbox oil level, check the gearbox cooler pipes for leaks, (if fitted), check cooler pipe/s, connections to radiator for leaks, Get, (if possible), "torque converter" tested, (If you find water has entered the gearbox, it will change the colour of your oil, and stop the "drivebands", "selecters", ) etc, from working, thus loosing pulling power, / Drive, from the box. Repairing a leak, water contamination, or replacement Torque Converter, will be cheaper than a new, / replacement box. Hope this helps you with a course of action before the enormous payout for a new one. best wishes, good luck.
Answered by peter e - Sat Oct 13 09:38:33 2007
Whats wrong with my charging system in my 1960 Ford Falcon?
Q. I have a new battery, alternator, and voltage regulator. I hooked everything up the way it was and its not working. I had it tested yesterday and its still runnin off the battery. Should I clean my grounds? or something??? Im puzzled. Im confused about how the alternator is setup. Theres a field, ground, and positive(battery) cable. But, theres an empty Sta. wire spot. Is that the problem? I need and would appreciate some help with this.
Asked by three_dee_me - Sun Mar 18 10:48:56 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take it to a reputable mechanic...
Answered by Hammertime - Sun Mar 18 10:52:21 2007
Q. I have a new battery, alternator, and voltage regulator. I hooked everything up the way it was and its not working. I had it tested yesterday and its still runnin off the battery. Should I clean my grounds? or something??? Im puzzled. Im confused about how the alternator is setup. Theres a field, ground, and positive(battery) cable. But, theres an empty Sta. wire spot. Is that the problem? I need and would appreciate some help with this.
Asked by three_dee_me - Sun Mar 18 10:48:56 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take it to a reputable mechanic...
Answered by Hammertime - Sun Mar 18 10:52:21 2007
Does a mint condition '65 Ford Falcon get good gas mileage?
Q. I just want to know if I'll be paying out my as$ for gas with my new car.
Asked by Bright Eyes - Thu Aug 24 19:06:27 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should if it is in mint condition. I had a 1963 Ford Falcon. It had a straight six, 289 engine. It gave me 34 mpg on a cross country trip when it was fifteen years old. If the car has been kept up in its 40 plus years you'll have a pretty economical classic car in your garage. My Falcon was "kidnapped and murdered" in Kansas City in the fall of 1978. Stolen and wrecked and dumpped in the bottom of a deep gulley! It was like a member of the family had been killed. I stand corrected. Thank you to the folks who answered after me.
Answered by WhatAmI? - Thu Aug 24 19:10:26 2006
Q. I just want to know if I'll be paying out my as$ for gas with my new car.
Asked by Bright Eyes - Thu Aug 24 19:06:27 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should if it is in mint condition. I had a 1963 Ford Falcon. It had a straight six, 289 engine. It gave me 34 mpg on a cross country trip when it was fifteen years old. If the car has been kept up in its 40 plus years you'll have a pretty economical classic car in your garage. My Falcon was "kidnapped and murdered" in Kansas City in the fall of 1978. Stolen and wrecked and dumpped in the bottom of a deep gulley! It was like a member of the family had been killed. I stand corrected. Thank you to the folks who answered after me.
Answered by WhatAmI? - Thu Aug 24 19:10:26 2006
Future of Ford Motor Company in Australia?
Q. Just seeking some opinions here in a public forum. I am an employee/tradesman at the Ford Falcon assembly plant in Broadmeadows, Melbourne Australia. With all the news of Ford losing $8.7 billion dollars last quarter, and closing many plants and sacking tens of thousands of workers in the US, how much longer can the Australian manufacturing division of Ford go untouched? We just launched the new Falcon model inj April and are already planning to reduce shifts and we have down days (production employees stay home, paid 50%) once a fortnight. And we just launched a new model! There is plans to build the new 2010 Ford Focus in Australia and not South Africa, but I don't understand why, in the current climate, it makes sense to do so. What… [cont.]
Asked by Foggy - Mon Jul 28 07:22:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if our dollar weakens, then it seems likely that Australia could become the rear-wheel drive production centre of Ford globally. Ford in US would save quite a lot of money. If our dollar stays as strong as it is, or worse, gets stronger, than I doubt that this would happen. It would not be profitable enough, and production could halt all together, and (as much as I wouldn't like this to happen) Australia could be left without any of its own models, and minimal production here. Ford could even end up just selling US models here, or just surrender all its fleet sales to Holden... Whatever happens, I wish you the best of luck. At least all the Chrysler blokes, got to go to Mitsubishi when they first opened here...
Answered by Jedi J - Mon Jul 28 07:37:15 2008
Q. Just seeking some opinions here in a public forum. I am an employee/tradesman at the Ford Falcon assembly plant in Broadmeadows, Melbourne Australia. With all the news of Ford losing $8.7 billion dollars last quarter, and closing many plants and sacking tens of thousands of workers in the US, how much longer can the Australian manufacturing division of Ford go untouched? We just launched the new Falcon model inj April and are already planning to reduce shifts and we have down days (production employees stay home, paid 50%) once a fortnight. And we just launched a new model! There is plans to build the new 2010 Ford Focus in Australia and not South Africa, but I don't understand why, in the current climate, it makes sense to do so. What… [cont.]
Asked by Foggy - Mon Jul 28 07:22:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if our dollar weakens, then it seems likely that Australia could become the rear-wheel drive production centre of Ford globally. Ford in US would save quite a lot of money. If our dollar stays as strong as it is, or worse, gets stronger, than I doubt that this would happen. It would not be profitable enough, and production could halt all together, and (as much as I wouldn't like this to happen) Australia could be left without any of its own models, and minimal production here. Ford could even end up just selling US models here, or just surrender all its fleet sales to Holden... Whatever happens, I wish you the best of luck. At least all the Chrysler blokes, got to go to Mitsubishi when they first opened here...
Answered by Jedi J - Mon Jul 28 07:37:15 2008
Alternator for Ford Falcon?
Q. I have a 1982 Ford Falcon XD that needs a new alternator, the guy at the reckors said there are 2 brand, Boss and Mitsubishi, does anyone know which my car would take?
Asked by Matt - Tue Sep 1 05:45:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. know what size or motor you have and theres only two remove one from your car hold beside new one wil know if it look different its not what you need get the other one either might fit he had only two brands doesnt mean that meansd he had only two brands didnt say both would fit car ones made by Boss ones made by Mitsubishi both wil work just two brand names buy either one
Answered by kelly_f_1999 - Tue Sep 1 09:20:50 2009
Q. I have a 1982 Ford Falcon XD that needs a new alternator, the guy at the reckors said there are 2 brand, Boss and Mitsubishi, does anyone know which my car would take?
Asked by Matt - Tue Sep 1 05:45:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. know what size or motor you have and theres only two remove one from your car hold beside new one wil know if it look different its not what you need get the other one either might fit he had only two brands doesnt mean that meansd he had only two brands didnt say both would fit car ones made by Boss ones made by Mitsubishi both wil work just two brand names buy either one
Answered by kelly_f_1999 - Tue Sep 1 09:20:50 2009
1964 Ford Falcon Futura. Please help?
Q. I have a 1964 Ford Falcon Futura and I need a new air filter. I have been to just about every auto shop I can think of but no one stocks them. Does any know where I could find one?
Asked by irelandheidi - Sun Jun 29 01:19:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask for a Fram CA184 or an equivalent if you have a 6 cyl. Product Height 2.28" Product I.D. 7.92" Product O.D. 9.72" Other filters: Champion AF11 LEE AF184 Purolator A30045 Ask for a Fram CA148 or an equivalent if you have a V8. Product Height 3.23" Product I.D. 6.63" Product O.D. 8.41" Other filters: Champion AF29 LEE AF148 Purolator A30057
Answered by Scott M - Sun Jun 29 01:59:33 2008
Q. I have a 1964 Ford Falcon Futura and I need a new air filter. I have been to just about every auto shop I can think of but no one stocks them. Does any know where I could find one?
Asked by irelandheidi - Sun Jun 29 01:19:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask for a Fram CA184 or an equivalent if you have a 6 cyl. Product Height 2.28" Product I.D. 7.92" Product O.D. 9.72" Other filters: Champion AF11 LEE AF184 Purolator A30045 Ask for a Fram CA148 or an equivalent if you have a V8. Product Height 3.23" Product I.D. 6.63" Product O.D. 8.41" Other filters: Champion AF29 LEE AF148 Purolator A30057
Answered by Scott M - Sun Jun 29 01:59:33 2008
Will front seats from a 1990 ford bronco or 1972 ford tournio fit in a1964 ford falcon 2dr coupe?
Q. i just gutted my car and realized that now i got no seats. lol. not that it is a daily driver or anything, but i wanna put some seats in there to be able to put in some gas and take her around the block periodically, without buying "new" seats. i wanna redo the originals eventually
Asked by MisterJosh - Thu Nov 15 04:14:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are bucket seats in the Bronco or Torino you can probably fabricate some brackets as it's not likely the original holes will line up. If they are bench seats, I doubt very much you can make the Torino seat fit as it was a wider car. If the Bronco has a bench seat take a meaurement. You don't want to just put a seat on the floor without fastening it down somehow or the first time you hit the brakes you'll be thrown forward. If you just want to drive the car around the block or get gas and neither seat fits get a cheap bucket seat from a junkyard and fabricate a way to hold it to the floor.
Answered by flick12003 - Thu Nov 15 06:33:53 2007
Q. i just gutted my car and realized that now i got no seats. lol. not that it is a daily driver or anything, but i wanna put some seats in there to be able to put in some gas and take her around the block periodically, without buying "new" seats. i wanna redo the originals eventually
Asked by MisterJosh - Thu Nov 15 04:14:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are bucket seats in the Bronco or Torino you can probably fabricate some brackets as it's not likely the original holes will line up. If they are bench seats, I doubt very much you can make the Torino seat fit as it was a wider car. If the Bronco has a bench seat take a meaurement. You don't want to just put a seat on the floor without fastening it down somehow or the first time you hit the brakes you'll be thrown forward. If you just want to drive the car around the block or get gas and neither seat fits get a cheap bucket seat from a junkyard and fabricate a way to hold it to the floor.
Answered by flick12003 - Thu Nov 15 06:33:53 2007
What do you guys think of the new Dodge Avenger?
Q. My 1965 Ford Falcon spun out on the freeway today and was hit by a few cars. Now I need to purchase a new Ride. Is the Avenger a good buy? Any recommendations?
Asked by Ceeeeya - Fri Mar 30 20:42:53 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a miniture charger in looks, personally I would not buy any new model the first year that it comes out as there are gremblins with the first year of production that hopefully they cure a lot of them in the second year of production. 36 yrs. experience of GM assembly lines.
Answered by mister ss - Fri Mar 30 20:50:46 2007
Q. My 1965 Ford Falcon spun out on the freeway today and was hit by a few cars. Now I need to purchase a new Ride. Is the Avenger a good buy? Any recommendations?
Asked by Ceeeeya - Fri Mar 30 20:42:53 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a miniture charger in looks, personally I would not buy any new model the first year that it comes out as there are gremblins with the first year of production that hopefully they cure a lot of them in the second year of production. 36 yrs. experience of GM assembly lines.
Answered by mister ss - Fri Mar 30 20:50:46 2007
1962 Ford Falcon Fuse Panel.?
Q. Hello, I'm currently looking to install a new device in my car called the "Redi-rad" however this requires me to ad two pieces to the fuse panel. My question is where exactly in the dash the fuse panel for a 1962 ford falcon 4 door sedan is located. Or if is somewhere else. I took a quick glance the other day and it was blatantly obvious. Thanks in advanced. Rob.
Asked by Robby - Sun Apr 4 12:52:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. headlight switch is plugged to the fuse panel, I own a 63, look under dash at headlight switch
Answered by 144289 - Sun Apr 4 17:23:23 2010
Q. Hello, I'm currently looking to install a new device in my car called the "Redi-rad" however this requires me to ad two pieces to the fuse panel. My question is where exactly in the dash the fuse panel for a 1962 ford falcon 4 door sedan is located. Or if is somewhere else. I took a quick glance the other day and it was blatantly obvious. Thanks in advanced. Rob.
Asked by Robby - Sun Apr 4 12:52:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. headlight switch is plugged to the fuse panel, I own a 63, look under dash at headlight switch
Answered by 144289 - Sun Apr 4 17:23:23 2010
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