Australia’s most famous Ford Falcon is, without a doubt, the original Ford Falcon XB GT Pursuit Special from the first Mad Max movie. But it’s predecessor is nothing to scoff at, either. Follow us: ...

A dusty and rusty mess of a 1973 Ford Falcon left in a shed for over three decades was auctioned this week for over $215,000. The Australian Ford Falcon XA GT Hard Top RPO 83 Manual Coupe was a ...

A man who bought a Ford muscle car for $5,000 and stored it in his shed for 28 years was thrilled to discover it is now worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Current owner Neil Wilkinson bought the ...

The 1973 Ford Falcon – dubbed the “Chicken Coupe” due to where it was stored for the last 32 years of its life – is being sold “as is, in ‘barn find’ condition, complete with flat tyres, cobwebs, dust ...

The 1973 Ford Falcon XA GT sold at auction for $300,909, more than three times original estimates. And a far cry from its 1973 purchase price of $7000. This old Ford Falcon XA GT sold for more than ...

While the last of the V8 Interceptors in 1979’s Mad Max was a 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT, the car in question here is an earlier Falcon XA GT with the much desired RPO 83 package. Powered by a ...

THE original owner parked this classic muscle car in his chicken coop about 40 years ago, where it was preserved by a combination of rat poo, rubbish and grime. The muscle car's original owner, known ...

Another 1973 Ford Falcon XA GT RPO is headed to auction just weeks after a chicken wire-wrapped, rust and rat dropping filled example sold at auction for more than $300,000. And in a good sign for the ...

The owner of a rare Ford Falcon XA GT was shocked to discover its sister car sold for a staggering $300,000 - after he bought it in 2003 for $8,000. A 1973 XA GT RPO 83 hardtop in orange, nicknamed ...

The XA GT was the first Australian designed Ford, and the GT version was a more refined car than its predecessors (which had been designed more as road going race cars than true Grand Tourers).

When Holden started designing and selling Australian-made cars in the 1940s and into the '50s, Ford Australia was left floundering. Its local line-up included the British-sourced Zephyr, Zodiac and ...