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A ford fairlane that was built 4 years before has a faster system, and you don’t have to sacrifice the back seats for the roof, it folds in the trunk

what a waste of space

I've been wowed a few times including the # of relays in a pinball machine and the # of actuators in a '67 Continental convertible.

Unlike the factory retractables built by Ford in the '50's, this one also looks good with the top up.

I’d love to have a ‘63 Falcon Sprint convertible (a normal convertible) with a 260 V8 and 4-speed manual transmission. They were really sweet cars.

Very impressive!!!

Very Kool 👍

Well That was mind-boggling! Awesome is a good word for this!

I will never again complain how long it takes a modern convertible top to open/close. This is cool but PAINFULLY slow.

love the trailer

Pure geniuus love it

Very nice

10 min process

now that's hard asf that's gots to be one of a kind nice

Если дождь начнётся, он до вечера будет крышу выдвигать 🤣🤣🤣

I'm going to see all of your videos BADASS 🏁, and let me tell you something U R a BADASS,!!!!!!!🐺🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁💥🙏

Can you be any slower

AMAZING JOB !!!!

Great piece of homebrew engineering. I always thought the Falcon hardtop roof was too small for the car, like it was designed for a Cortina or Taunus 12M, so making a retrac of it makes that work.

Brillant, Total Respect 10/10

говнр какое-то... Им на машине ездить надо или всё-таки устраивать "представление", блять, для срущей публики?

I love Chevy's as well as Fords, But the 1965 thru 67 ford Galaxies and Fairlane's seem to be harder to find than the Chevys, And those were great years for Ford, Plenty of muscle and a classy body style. With beautiful sports interiors and those 351 Cleveland motors were strong.

Pretty slick

Tim, how much length did you add to the overall Falcon?

Let's see. Just lost the back seat and trunk. Dah. I Know. I'll make a trailer.

Very cool and impressive. Did anyone else have trouble hearing you? It took a lot of skill and a LOT of thinking (like a high IQ to figure it all out). But if you could have only sped it up at least a little. I figured you needed to use tiny motors because of space requirements but if you could have upped the volts and amps or something to speed up those electric motors, it would have been great.

Outstanding ! You must be an aeronautical engineer or similar forte....

Awesome job man .if you’re in a hurry to put the top down better not be.🤣

ese no es falcon ese es un ford 200

Like watching grass grow! I admit this was a wee bit more exciting! Not by much though!

Nice job.

Too much time and too much money and to me it looks ugly just a plain old car well do for me.

My First Car Was A Black 63 Falcon Sprint, Bought It For 350 Dollars, It Only Had 19 Thousand Miles On It!!!😊👍

Inspired by the speed of a mantis!

yyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwnnnnn......damn i hadto build a time machine to skip forward to the end

What a fun project it makes me smile

What’s the point of this car?? So silly..only in the US... hehe

One way to have something different without resorting to size of car or size of engine.

Not going to lie, at first glance I thought the entire car retracted into a square - after clicking the thumbnail 😬🙈

Well, that joker is even more impractical than the Ford(?) folding hardtop my uncle had when I was a kid. At least you had a back seat when the top was down with his. No trunk at all because that's where the top hid, along with all the works for the folding game.

It moves do slowly I wasn't sure if it was even moving.

I cant finish the whole video.

Modified Speedster cover from a 1998 Saleen Mustang?

63 Falcon, my first car.

Kids on the back seat: "Dad, can we put the roof down?" Dad: "Yes, but you have to call a taxi for the rest of the journey..." Just a joke, impressive work, both the car and the trailer (wich cannibalized a car), but very slow, you loose rear seats and trunk with roof down, and that tonneau cover doesn't look good to me, and you need a trailer to carry it. The trailer doesn't have a lot of space. I'm not hating it, I'm bringing my point of view. If the owner likes it, it's O.K. Greetings from Pergamino, Argentina.

Too fast for me.

Best engineered..

Mercedes sure nailed the hardtop convertible in their SL55. 14 Seconds flat, you don't need a trailer and can still use the trunk.

Es antiguo pero futurista jajajaja

To slow