1964 XT Ford Falcon Wagon - G'Day Indeed. This XT Aussie Falcon Is Quirky By Our Standards, Too Right In Anybody's Book. Ray Baney Photographer Jeff Ford Writer Jun 29, 2010. See All 4 Photos.

American manufacturer Ford announced this week the end of the Falcon Wagon line in Australia, retiring the model after half of century of service. The news is not surprising for the local market ...

Ford had a hit on its hands with the first-generation Falcon, introduced for 1960, and this immediate best-seller offered still more in its second year.The compact model’s six-passenger wagon ...

1966 Ford Falcon Wagon Sees Daylight After 45 Years, It's an Unrestored Survivor. ... the Falcon became a hit. Ford moved a whopping 435,676 units in 1960 and sold 474,191 examples in 1961. ...

Starting at $2315, the two-door model was the cheapest Falcon station wagon you could buy in 1964 ($34 cheaper than a four-door version), but it was also the least popular, as only 6034 were produced.

Upon closer inspection, he realized it was a Ford Falcon Squire Wagon of 1963 origin and seemed to be in pretty decent shape. Jay approached the owner but was told it was not for sale.

Color: Blue. Mileage: 137,000. Value: About $15,000. Pet name: The Wagon. Under the hood: Hot-rodded Ford 170 cid Small Block Six, kudos-Aldo's Machine in Highland.