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The cheapest 1960 Falcon four-door sedan listed for $1,912, while its Comet counterpart had an MSRP of $2,053 (those prices come to $20,502 and $22,014, respectively, in 2024 dollars).

That's what we have here with this new Regular Car Reviews video, featuring the host's stock 1960 Ford Falcon, before it received an elaborate V8 swap and a host of other upgrades. This car was the ...

What's great about the modified 1960 Ford Falcon is that if they hadn't told us about the mods, most wouldn't guess it was more than a normal classic one.

1960 was the first year for the Falcon, and the car was masterminded by Ford CEO and later architect of the Vietnam War, Robert McNamara.

Yes, winter has just begun setting in down that way, but rumor has it that Ford has decided to wedge a supercharged version of the Coyote V8 into the nose of the Falcon XR8. Why?

Ford offered a range of inline-six engines in this Falcon -based hauler and a V8 didn't appear in the lineup until the second-gen version broke cover in 1968.

The Australian motoring landscape changed forever in 1960 when Ford launched the first Falcon. Before the Falcon hit the road the local market was dominated by Holden, which was outselling Ford by a ...

More than 50 years after the boss of Ford Australia had engineers build a Falcon GT with a bigger V8 than the Bathurst race cars, the surprising truth behind the legend has been revealed.

We're transforming a 1960 Ford Falcon into a long-distance cruiser. We've dubbed this car the Vagabond Falcon, and it currently has a small 2.4 liter straight-six. That's not enough power. The ...

The limited-run car has a 655-hp V8 and RWD, and was the very last Falcon XR8 Sprint ever made.