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A 1967 Ford Falcon Rebuilt for Fanshawe's 50th Anniversary
To commemorate Fanshawe's 50th anniversary in 2017, more than 60 students and faculty from the College’s School of Transportation Technology and Apprenticeship spent over 2,000 hours restoring a 1967 Ford Falcon. Besides sharing the same production year and nickname as the College, the Ford Falcon was also produced nearby at the St. Thomas Assembly Plant. The team completed extensive body work, installed a new engine and up-to-date safety features, replaced the front and rear suspensions, rebuilt the transmission and gave the car a custom paint scheme.
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Photos of the St.Thomas Assembly plant are courtesy of the Elgin County Archives
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One of the most underappreciated and understated cars ever.
I’m in the middle of restoring a 67 falcon could anyone please tel me the headlights and tail lights used ???
And I bet no one here knew about the Australian falcons made till 2016 Shameful
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A faithful Aussie standby! The utes in particular have been great-looking. Iconic. Unfortunately, not so easy to get our hands on a '67 (and especially not to transport it here) for an anniversary-themed rebuild!
Nice God please help me to join fanshawe college