I've subscribed 1st time. I hope to enjoy continually supporting your channel and enjoying each of your contents, particularly on your e series falcons. Cheers, mate. William. Mount Gambier South Australia.
@skatshot3990 I shall look forward to seeing more videos coming and continually supporting your channel. Thanks very much. Bill's Channel 1987 I also have quite a few videos on my channel too that you might be interested in too. My current vehicles are. 2001 AU ll Ford Falcon SR sedan. Narooma Blue - T-Bar automatic. 4litre inline 6 - Petrol. My Daily. 1984 Nissan Urvan diesel SD23. Column shift 5-speed manual. Nissan White 805P. My camping holiday vehicle.
Cool to see a school kid working on a real a car I’d advise you put the cool old falcon away in a shed until you go do a trade in panel and paint or mechanical as there one of the best cars to modify and make a sick car out of they have a decent drive line and solid chassis ready for engineering in whatever you want to do with car aka Summernats or drift car or drag car as in time finding a decent e series falcon will be really hard do
Appreciate it man. I've been wanting an old Falcon for some time now. I think the E-series ones are still pretty cheap but I can see them going up in value really soon especially since most have ended up around power poles or at the speedway lol. The plan with this one is eventually to give it a full respray and some dark tint, maybe some better wheels too. I reckon it'd make a great sleeper, especially cause you don't expect the base model to have a huge thirsty V8 in it.
Thanks! I should do a video about the history of this car sometime. The general story is that it was bought in 1997 for the WA police and spent about a decade in the force with someone fairly high up since there aren't any holes around the car, so it wasn't a squad car or interceptor. It had done about 15,000 ks every 3 months so my guess was that it was visiting regional centres. In 2007, I believe it was handed into the wreckers where the guy I bought it off worked, and when it closed down in 2011, he took it with him, periodically doing it up every few years until I bought it. Either that, or someone bought it from a police auction in 2004ish and sent it to the wreckers in the late 2000s. Still a very cool car and I'm looking forward to getting it re-registered once the new sills go in.
This is going to look great when finished. Make sure to keep it stock inside.
I've subscribed 1st time.
I hope to enjoy continually supporting your channel and enjoying each of your contents, particularly on your e series falcons. Cheers, mate.
William.
Mount Gambier South Australia.
Thanks. Let me tell you that there will be a LOT of videos coming soon.
@skatshot3990 I shall look forward to seeing more videos coming and continually supporting your channel. Thanks very much.
Bill's Channel 1987
I also have quite a few videos on my channel too that you might be interested in too.
My current vehicles are.
2001 AU ll Ford Falcon SR sedan.
Narooma Blue - T-Bar automatic.
4litre inline 6 - Petrol.
My Daily.
1984 Nissan Urvan diesel SD23.
Column shift 5-speed manual.
Nissan White 805P.
My camping holiday vehicle.
pretty sick to see this while im restoring my 88 fox across the world in the US
Cool to see a school kid working on a real a car I’d advise you put the cool old falcon away in a shed until you go do a trade in panel and paint or mechanical as there one of the best cars to modify and make a sick car out of they have a decent drive line and solid chassis ready for engineering in whatever you want to do with car aka Summernats or drift car or drag car as in time finding a decent e series falcon will be really hard do
Appreciate it man. I've been wanting an old Falcon for some time now. I think the E-series ones are still pretty cheap but I can see them going up in value really soon especially since most have ended up around power poles or at the speedway lol. The plan with this one is eventually to give it a full respray and some dark tint, maybe some better wheels too. I reckon it'd make a great sleeper, especially cause you don't expect the base model to have a huge thirsty V8 in it.
If cars could talk, i bet this one would have quite the story 🤣 keep it up good stuff man.
Thanks! I should do a video about the history of this car sometime.
The general story is that it was bought in 1997 for the WA police and spent about a decade in the force with someone fairly high up since there aren't any holes around the car, so it wasn't a squad car or interceptor. It had done about 15,000 ks every 3 months so my guess was that it was visiting regional centres. In 2007, I believe it was handed into the wreckers where the guy I bought it off worked, and when it closed down in 2011, he took it with him, periodically doing it up every few years until I bought it. Either that, or someone bought it from a police auction in 2004ish and sent it to the wreckers in the late 2000s.
Still a very cool car and I'm looking forward to getting it re-registered once the new sills go in.