Ford V8 Rallying Part 2! Pure Engine Sound HD
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2019
- Big n' Bulky Ford V8 Cars in Rally! Roaring V8 Engine With Wonderful Sound! Mustang, Falcon and Starliner! Make sure to turn up your volume, because these V8 engines will sound awesome!
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You have to be a special kind of insane to race these boats around, I love it!
The Falcon and Mustang are both tiny cars. Unless you are comparing them to a mini cooper, they are anything but boats.
@@GamePlayWithNolan Yup
Pony cars are not boats. You hurt that Stangs feelings. 😂
Their not that big but they are heavy compared to escorts that weigh A little over 1500 pounds and compare that to a 66 mustang which is way over 2300+ pounds
I think hes referring to that galaxie, THAT is a boat, 17 foot long, loads of power, 3500 lbs
Nothing says "European rally" like a 1961 Starliner ! Talk about nimble tossability ! AWESOME !
Not as nimble as a Ford Country Squire.
Total respect, throwing a big american muscle car around like that, rally style must take balls of steel👍😎
Because of the weight, they're so slow on the stages it's one of the safest historic cars to use. No offense.
@@piotrmalewski8178 They sound great also! 👍😎
@@piotrmalewski8178 These cars are fast as hell, compared to regular cars today.
Don't forget, for example the "Ford Galaxy" is almost a 60 year old car.
These cars were not ment to be used for rally racing, and despite that fact they still kick ass on a rally track. 👍🏻
@@opoxious1592 they dont kick ass lol, and dont use the "60 year old" excuse, look at ford escort mk1:s for example, theyre the same age and they totally dominate the tracks even today, this would just eat the escorts dust
@@kanggoo57 Yes they do.
And don't compare Ford escort mk1's with Ford Galaxy's.
Ford Mk1 is nearly10 years younger.
A orginal Ford Escort did not have nearly as much of horsepower a Ford Galaxy had.
The Ford escort needed to be converted to generate enough horsepower to compete in a rally race.
The Ford Galaxy did not need that.
So in that sense it's no comparison.
Straight out of the factory, thr Ford Galaxy rules.
You can't beat the power of a V8, period.
Came from part 1, and still not disappointed!
Same
nice to see something different rallying,and v8s sound so good
The cars obviosly do not handle rally that well, but I do agree with the sound of the V8s - sooo nice to hear them really work out! :D
As a Yank, I can easily admit that most 60's Detroit iron handles like a drunk, 3 legged elephant. But, that's not what inspired those creations...it was mile after mile after mile of long, open roads. That and 30 cent per gallon gasoline.
I miss those days, but am happy to have survived them.
God bless you boys!
The long cars on ice with studded tires is an absolute riot. If this is from Sweden I'm sure they run them in the winter. Great practice for summer dirt.
Falcons Fairlanes and Mustangs! Nice!
Moonshine!
Duke boys lol
Using an aircraft carrier as a rally car - now I’ve seen it all 😂
Long before the era of cockroach size cars , aircraft carrier size cars set the pace ...you are from a much too recent generation to know much about anything that preceded the goings of yours.
It will be a long time before you can claim to have seen it all if ever you might ... get some history in you before writing down moronic comments.
By the by...it necessitated superlative driving skill to drive those aircraft carriers , today an on board super computer governing engine performance and shift points makes morons barely competent race drivers
Looks like someone got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning xD
@@MachoMadness69420
Wrong again moron !Just dislike moronic comments made by morons like you who need to chime in on anything about which you know nothing, typically emblematic of your lackluster generation, blah blah blah , totalling zero essence .Have a nice life moron!
J D
Ok bye bye now :)
@@MachoMadness69420 Yeah, ignoring him is a good idea. He seems like a right crotchety fellow. By the way, how are you doing?
That starliner as a rally car is just awesome I love it
The only rally car with a big back seat for proper fun after the racing is done.
@@joshhill5932 too much work you gotta get the rollcage off first lmfao
There's something that brings me so much joy about seeing that massive Starliner sailing over a rally course.
This brings back some fond memories for me. Not like I entered a rally, no, but I did own or drove some of these cars. The Falcon (red&white) were very popular in the states and were the platform for what would soon become the 1964 1/2 Mustang. Them V-8's had a sound all of their own. That Fairlane would get down sized too and could later be ordered with a small 260 bucket seats as a 2 door "sports coupe"
Believe me when I say the 1960 full sized fords were the widest car, perhaps wider than most, but then the 1960 cars it was all about "BIG". This is one reason as a teen, growing up in the 60's I was burnt out by the time I turned 20 (1970) and started on owning VW, then SAAB.
I had a Fiat once, a 850 Sport Coupe piece of rust but fun for a minute, but we won't talk about that lol. Now that I am an old fart I bought a used RX350, yeah I know... may be the last car I never own
Happy that people enjoy these kinds of videos, I have not come across many of these videos here on this site. Nice bit of history you shared!
Well yes the Fairlane name did get put on to the "midsize" car which later turned into the "Torino" but in 1961 a Fairlane was just a "Cheaper" Galaxie...which was the same Full Size Car... Though the Fairlane did not get the top shelf Galaxie "Thunderbird Super 390", as seems the "Thunderbird Special 352" was the top Fairlane engine at that time.
I love this stuff! i remember in the early 2000's watching a guy in a red camaro called Jocke Gasfot go full sideways in the dirt and snow 100% throttle all the time.
Back in the 70s. I had a 327 1963 Impala. And a 289, 1964
Mustang. Sliding around country roads was one of our favorite pastimes.
Awesome, not the kind of cars that come to mind when you think about rallying. They must be scaring of every animal within a mile sounding like they do.
Love the sound of classic Ford V8 Muscle..... Small block, Big block..... they both = music to my old ears!!!
Saw these cars racing in the 1960's in the UK, that sound still gives me goose bumps !!
AWESOME!!!!! what lunatic would rally a 60 year old barge...well thank you for keeping these alive, they're fantastic.
This is what I've been waiting to See. Devils behind the wheel's of big American cars.
I’ve seen Mustangs, Fairlanes, and Falcons fly down roads. But this is the first time I’ve ever seen a Starliner do it! Lol keep on racing guys!
Love the throatiness of that Starliner. Sounds exquisite.
Absolutely brilliant again, the sound doesn’t get any better than this, great photography,well done, thank you.
This earned my like before the video started
You’ve blessed me with amazing content, thanks for sharing this awesome event!
Good god!!! The big ass Ford barreling through the forest...rally is the best damn racing ever!!
Thanks so much for another video of these beauties! That's the first time I have seen that Mustang. Of the 3 cars that Falcon is ripp'n!
Greatest things I've seen and heard in a long time. Fantastic!
This is my kind of fun :) throwing around classic American cars on gravel. Me and my brother do it all the time. Our mom raised us on rally racing pretty much.
This here might be the most nordic thing ever. It includes big American V8s and rallying.
That Fairlane is simply a fire-breathing monster. Epic!
JUST A GOOD OLE BOYS, NEVER MEANIN NO HARM!
You really want to see them Beauties move get that red light flashing behind them.
Those are some mighty fine Ridge Runners.
One of the best vids I have ever seen, and heard.
That Galaxie has the turning circle of an aircraft carrier, and understeer for days. I love it.
This is awesome! So totally having Dukes of Hazards vibes from this
Epic! Surprisingly stable when one considers how heavy they are.
Awesome. We used to pile into a mate’s v8 Fairlane and rally around the bush tracks around our town and try to do the Scandinavian flick. Bloody great fun.
You guys are crazy! Thanks for posting the video. I would have never believed it had I not seen and heard it!! This was great!
I would love to go to event like that! Great video too!
You just earned another subscriber! Love seeing and more importantly, hearing this!
Epic content as always. Keep it up pal, you're amazing! 🤘🏻
That Starliner is something else. When you say Ford Rally Car, you think of an Escort, an RS200 or a Cosworth. Your mind does not go to a big 60's car designed for NASCAR. It's majestic! (Also, does anyone know the Starliners exact engine, because it sounds like an FE big block)
352 or a 390 would be my guess but also could be a 427.
@@vancemarin8022 It would be cool if It was a 427, but a 390 makes more sense
My guess is a 406
All fe family. I was guessing a 390, hoping for a 427 lol
The engine in that was most likely a 352 probably swapped out though. I know that the 406 was the precursor to the 427 and was available in 62 and 63 but in 63 the 427 came along in the galaxies.
Love it. Need more!!!
I kind of expected to see Steve McQueen behind the wheel of one of these cars. I love this SO much. Makes me want to go get a 60's Ford to hoon around in!
I owned a 64' Falcon Sprint in 1975, not a "classic" then. The 260 V-8 was strong and Oregon has lots of old logging roads, it was a gravel slinger for sure. Some of those roads were still in use. Youthful exuberance over thinking every time.
That huge, white one is like entering the Kentucky Derby with a Clydesdale.
But those cars sound AMAZING.
Thank you VERY much for creating/posting this.
Thats a 1961 ford galaxie starliner
I can't believe that they are driving that galaxies like that that is unreal man that is totally unreal too much fun for one person to have hahaha
That white Fairlane sounds so good! And she hauls ass to boot! Nice catch!
I Love this sound :D
Didn't know boats could rally...do you have infos about drivers/races the originally competed in?
you mean info about captains/regattas?
When boats do it, its called rum running
@Robert McGuire The truth. And not particularly heavy either.
@Robert McGuire Yeahhh, but its the spirit of it
@@bonosimic532 If a rally driver chooses to drive something like a hopped up Datsun 510 or a Austin-Healey Sprite Mk. I, do you really think that makes him somehow "less than?" That is the most asinine logic I have seen on UA-cam and that's saying something. As much as I like American classics, there's absolutely nothing wrong with light, tiny, and nimble foreign ones.
This video sounds amazing with headphones.
so thats where the old fords went
*i wanna rally a starliner now*
Few tidbits for you. The Mercury Comet, basically a Falcon, raced in the East African Rally of 1964. 18th and 21st place but only 21 cars of 94 finished. There was also 3 Comets that drove from Argentina to Alaska and the Triumph at Daytona where Comets drove 100,000 miles over 40 days.
Unbelievable - but this is better than part 1! What an EXCELLENT video!
Thanks!! :)
To be honest, I love how people drive unusual cars in rally tracks.
Also If I wanted to rally a car, I would like to do that on AMC Gremlin.
These are the best looking rally cars i've ever seen
No doubt at all.
Terve Suomesta päin :,) I subbed. This channel is something I have been longing for..great footage.
Thank you! =D
Reminds me of dukes of hazard, tossing a big American car through dirt as fast as possible. Looks like a whole lotta fun
The Mustang (and Falcon) is considered a compact car. A 1967 Mustang has a wheelbase of 108" and weighs 3400 lbs. A 2019 Mustang has a wheelbase of 107" and weighs 3705 lbs. By comparison, a 2019 Toyota Camry has a wheelbase of 111" and weighs 3340 lbs.
It's great to see real American iron getting run on a rally track! Now let's get some Chevrolets, Dodges, Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs, and Buicks out there!
Awesome Content.
What are this people thinking?
Looks like a lot of fun and badass sound
The 7 Litre Starliner could use wider tyres and a stiffer suspension. ;-)
Poppenspieler but that would ruin the fun!
@@jimordee It would be different, yes!
I love it. I want to run my 1971 ford truck in it. Awesome video👍👍👍😃😃
Say what you want but I"ll bet the two guys driving that big Ford are having the time of their lives!!!
Sounds like just another typical day in small town America.
Not anymore, just a bunch of EcoBoost engine that are getting quieter and quieter
When you don't own a rally car, but you really enjoy rally racing..
yowza! .... Tons of fun!!!
Great video.
This would be kind of like how NASCAR started back in the 40s and 50s. People taking their hot rod cars used for transporting illegal alcohol and racing them on dirt tracks. That's how people like Junior Johnson got started.
got my suscription. excellent all the videos! greetings from Argentina.
Thank you! :D
American cars love the sound
Loved both of the Ford V-8 videos! There are a few people commenting that the American Fords just aren't suited to rallying (and also that the pace seems slow). I would agree that the 1961 Starliner is better in a straight line (!) but in fairness it IS a full-sized 1961 American car (or the equivalent of 12 full-sized 1961 European cars!). The Falcons, on the other hand, were rally raced by Ford in 1963 and 1964. A famous (or infamous) Swedish driver named Bosse Ljungfeldt almost won the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally in a 1964 Falcon Sprint. Rally racing is a bit of an art form since you can be penalized for arriving too early at a checkpoint as well as for arriving too late. As much as I love to see that '61 Starliner roaring around the course, I have to admit I winced a bit. They're kind of rare. However, it's obvious that the owner is getting the maximum enjoyment out of it, and that's what counts! Thanks for posting these. :-)
Impala sound 👌
I like Old School!
Härligt grabbar,👍😃
this is insane I can see rolling those little Toyotas and Subarus and stuff like that but you roll one of these classic you're definitely going to be hurting but I loved it great love hearing it and that for Galaxy 24 that is a big boat to be going around on them gravel roads scary stuff but we love it bring more bring more the swedes are really rocking
love these cars wonder what engine the Starliner has in it
I just love this event! It's even better than watching Group B! We need more V8 rallying! FIA, do you copy? Make a V8 rallying series!
Also, what engine powers these Fords? 302ci? Cleveland 351? 429 CJ? I bet it's the 429 CJ for the Starliner, at least! It's rumble is really deeeeeep, guttural and beefy!
Wreckfest comes to my mind :)
This remind me to my sumer car when you have to drive the mechanic's car
woooooooooooow big sound
Mantap bos 👍👍👍
that starliner guy is having a blast and the other 2 well I am 1000% of there fun We rally a 1985 Ford ranger 378 HP and a 2006 mustang 400hp yeap those are fun times
That white Ford V8 eats Golf Rs for Breakfast :D
They're not very nimble, but that sound...😇
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Runnin moonshine 😁
Thats some weird rallying :). Nice cars and sounds, but looks more a sweet trip to the countryside to me hehe.
This is great, I love seeing cars completely unorthodox and inappropriate for rallying doing exactly that - if you ask me, anything with four wheels and an engine can do rallying with enough perseverance!
Kinda what I said on part one these cars are proof anything can be a rally car you just have to build it
Actually, the Falcon and other small US models were successful in rallying back in the 60's. Their only unorthodox by the standards of today.
@@amc401nash6 I think they are still cool rally cars
something about that white galaxy....makes me want it in FH4 just to do that with it....and maybe run a few nascar races
Love the 64 falcons with windsor 260 or 289 power plants and same with the FE big block powered 61 to 63 galaxies and fairlanes
What's the starliner have for a mill? 406?
The guy in the liver read comment is totally insane he is crazy that thing hauls ass
Understeer? What's that?
would love to find out what suspension mods these guys are running
I'm gonna guess none on the old Starliner lol
Try these barges in snowy winter :D
What they really want is a Ford Country Squire with V8 for that.
That red falcon fuckin scoots
Sinfonia jurassica
Nice eargasm