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kenneth 
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 Topic: XA,XB,XC FalconsPosted: 15-January-2010 at 11:17AM |
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Ok guys here is a car I used to have many moons ago and I wouldn't think you would have many over there . mine was same colour and 4 door but please note not actually this car .
These are Australian and Kiwi made Ford Falcons and mine was a GT with not quite this much horsepower .
The XA , XB and XC Falcon coupe's are the same car that Mad Max had and there is some links below to show them .
The John Goss special I would lob off my left testical for and unfortunately doesn't have sound .
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Classicfitness
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Posted: 15-January-2010 at 11:54AM |
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It's great to see a burnout at high-speed like in the first link. Also, the last link is quite hardcore!!!!
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kenneth
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Posted: 15-January-2010 at 12:04PM |
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Yeh its like have to much "whoopla" under the hood / bonnet to know what to do with it lol
all these vids are of primarily the crazy Aussies but there is a few one brained-cell kiwis here too ( we are just as MAD )
 ( just relised how to use the funny face thing and that was an achivement ) |
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Posted: 15-January-2010 at 12:29PM |
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Damn my car is slow....
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Posted: 15-January-2010 at 12:33PM |
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Ok here I go again .
Here is a link to EBay Australia showing a coupe that you may like or a four door if you feel the need to "hook" one up and I will get some from our Kiwi Trademe site
Enjoy
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Posted: 15-January-2010 at 12:54PM |
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I wouldn't say yours was slow , these guys remove weight from the rear and pump there tyres up to 40 PSI and then some to get the smoke out , there is a rule that no oil or lube is used on the rear tyres .
Burnout comps are very big here and there is good money to be had sometimes $20 thousand kiwi money and more assuming you win .
Ok here is one more link of a raining champ kiwi dude in a MOPAR he is a legend
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Posted: 15-January-2010 at 1:01PM |
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Posted: 16-January-2010 at 5:17AM |
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I think if your willing to give a certain body part in trade you may want to wait for a Superbird.
  Edited by GranTorinoMan - 16-January-2010 at 5:21AM |
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Posted: 16-January-2010 at 5:58AM |
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But I do have a spare right one to lob off ( they don't get used as much these days been married 20 years ) so if anyone wants to accept a "small sack" in payment it would actually be this factory "one of three" car I would purchase .
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Posted: 18-January-2010 at 7:18AM |
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Amazing a 4-door car used for racing, must have had kids and groceries to bring home when the day was over.
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Posted: 18-January-2010 at 2:31PM |
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You are not far wrong Chris and it is strange to have a 4 door race car . This is back in the day and its a similar situation too to the big winged Daytona Chargers etc that got canned or the Hurts rental Mustang racers were it had to be a off the factory floor car too race and these were deemed too fast and powerful for “Joe public to have on the road , hence there was only 3 or 4 ever made . I still like the two door better and the “lines” wouldn’t go far from the |
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Posted: 18-January-2010 at 9:43PM |
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Ok last one and yes its another cut and paste job
How the Kiwi boys do it and only on the "Westside" Rollin baby
The Ute is running a bit ruff
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Posted: 19-January-2010 at 5:48AM |
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For those of you who can't see that video...there is motorcycle burning out in the bed of the ute, which is doing a burnout on the back of a flatbed truck, which itself, is doing a burnout.
That's how that's done. You cannot top that. End of story. Well maybe have an RC car doing a burnout on the seat of the motorcycle. That might be overkill, though... edit: for Xhibit fans... YO DAWG we heard you like burnouts so we put a burnout on your burnout on another burnout so you and your burnout can burnout while you burnout. Edited by occupant - 19-January-2010 at 5:49AM |
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