While the first generation Ford Falcon ended production in the US during the 60s, in Argentina it was produced till the early 90s with few facelifts.
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While the first generation Ford Falcon ended production in the US during the 60s, in Argentina it was produced till the early 90s with few facelifts.
by Enough-Engineering41
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Looks very soviet
I want to import one, now
The rear lights look straight off a mk5 cortina from the uk, front indicators too.
The Ford Falcon has a interesting history in Argentina. They are very beloved by many in the country, with collector’s clubs and all that, but dreaded by others, as the Ford Falcon was a car notoriously associated with the brutally repressive right-wing dictatorship of the 1970’s and 80’s. The Argentine secret police would drive these cars around and “disappear” people all the time…kidnapping and killing political dissidents, journalists and other critics of the regime.
if it ain’t broke
Are those headlight from the ranger?
Looks like Soviets yanked this design and made their own GAZ 3102