Falcon Van????

I just purchased an early Ford van that is identified as a "Falcon" van. It has the logos on the doors and tailgate. I can't seem to find a listing for anything other than a falcon ranchero or sedan delivery.

It looks like an early econoline van, but it is original paint and clearly has Falcon logos.

Anyone seen one or know anything about them??

Thanks CCC

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CCCENTRAL
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that is a falcon van. it is the same thing as an econoline van, but with falcon name plates. some will call it a cheap econoline, and others will call it a fancy econoline. but either way it is a rare animal. there is a very good support group at

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over 2500 registered users, and most are very knowledgeable in the ways and functions of ford falcons.

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Tom

In the mid seventies it was known as the Falcon Club Wagon

mike

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Mike Hunter

Well I bought it. It is titled at a 1962 Ford Falcon Station Bus. In storage since 1974, windshield is broken but the body is rust free. Haven't hooked up a battery yet. Looks like the same old 200 straight six Ford was using in everything around the time.

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CCCENTRAL

The Econoline was sold as a van, with one or two seats, no rear seats. Windows were an option either in the rear and right side door or all around. The Falcon Club wagon was licensed as a station wagon with five or seven seats and windows all around. It was a 2/2/3 seating setup. Back in '67 I bought one with seating for seven to haul my wife, five children, and all their 'stuff.' There was also a two seater with an open rear compartment just behind, like a pickup truck. The driver sat ahead of the front axle. A straight six of 200 CID or 300 CID was located between the front seats.

mike hunt

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Mike Hunter

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