The 351 engine was available restricted during the XE series to only falcon GL and fairmont ESP sedans
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The 351 engine was available restricted during the XE series to only falcon GL and fairmont ESP sedans
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I think you need to do more research. Wikipedia is notoriously unreliable.Originally Posted by Glacier 73
Limited release equates to similar to 5 litre in WB commercial vehicles. Available but only to a select few who held a dealer to ransome.
Seen plenty of gl falcons with factory 351 most of them were ex police cars and and they were not ESP or fairmonts
all had basic interior
i owned a 4.1 litre xe falcon and was into them back in the the day was always on the lookout for a 351 but they were always out of my price range
I've heard tales of a WB one tonner with factory 5 litre, but have never seen tags for a WB commercial with a 5 litre. Have you seen any?
How good would it be to find a factory 5 litre WB Kingswood ute - stuff dreams are made of.
I've only ever seen one, a yellow Cab chassis, L31 M40, column shift and bench seat.
Not sure dreams about WB's are common! Go one better and find a HZ Sandman 5litre ute. Will always be worth double what a WB Kingswood ute is worth!
According to this ford forum they only did utes in XH. I probably shouldn't keep this going, it is a ford after all. But it is a panel van.
http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?p=4021707
Hello jason, they they did make XH Vans.
But the heart wants what the heart wants lol. My first ute was a WB so they've always been special to me. I've had 3 sandman ute's but only 2 WB's - need to even the ledger first :-)
Not really. Sandmans are not really uncommon any more. 5 litre factory WB commercial? Pretty much one of a kind
So is a HQ Belmont L31 sedan. Doesn't make it more valuable or collectable than a 308 GTS sedan unless it is maybe a mint survivor.
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