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The Cover Of
The April 2012 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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Jim
Gerdom
Automotive designer/artist—and Falcon nut—Jim Gerdom (FCA
#11317) of Shawnee, Kansas has released two new signed and
numbered limited edition art prints of 1965 Falcon Sprint
Hartdops, produced from his original artwork. The red Falcon
is stock, and the black one is slightly modified, with
Magnum wheels and other detail changes.
Both are available in two sizes: 9 x 18" in a limited
edition of 250 prints and 5 x 10" in a limited edition of
500 prints.
1965 Falcon Sprint, stock, in red:
9 x
18 is #DF-3318 $40.00 each
5 x
10" is DF-3310, $25.00 each.
1965 Falcon Sprint, modified, in black:
9 x
18 is #DF-3418, $40.00 each
5 x
10" is DF-3410, $25.00 each
Shipping charge is a flat $5 for any order to the USA or
Canada.
To
order, and to see more of Jim’s work, go to his website:
www.DesignFactoryArt.com.
Think your Falcon should be on the cover? Send in high
resolution digital photos (300 dpi at 8 x 10 inches). Please
remember to set your camera on "High" or "Fine" for the best
size/quality of the photo.
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The Cover Of
The March 2012 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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Hello Falcon Club of America! My name is Wayne Hanson
(FCA #12718), and I live in Kenosha, Wisconsin. I am so
excited to be a member of this club. I am new to all of this
car collector stuff. For a good year and a half I searched
and searched for something other than a Mustang. (No
offense, Mustang owners). I stumbled upon this Falcon over
the internet. The car was located in North St. Paul,
Minnesota, which just so happens to be 300 miles away from
my hometown of Kenosha. It is a 1964 Falcon Futura sedan
with a 302 cu.in. engine with 351 heads and bored 0.40 over.
It also came with a 9" rear end. Everything I was looking
for in a Ford without paying the "Mustang" price.
The cover picture is down by Lake Michigan. You can see
Kenosha’s lighthouse in the background. What you can’t see
is my daughter Faith and her girlfriend hiding down in the
back seat so they do not get into the picture. My daughter
and her friends like to ride in the back seat and wave at
everyone when we drive by them. I can’t believe I belong to
the Falcon Club of America, when just two years ago I didn’t
even know about the Ford Falcon. I am so proud to be a
member.
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Eleventh Time Golden Quill Award Winner
The National Falcon News
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Question:
"Do you like the recent design changes in
The National Falcon News?"
Answers:
1. Design changes? Doesn’t look any different to me.
2. Yes, the horizontal cover really works.
3. It’s weird to have the cover be horizontal and the rest of the
magazine vertical…
4. I think the whole magazine should be horizontal.
5. Leave it alone, don’t change anything.
6. Change everything!
Thanks for your input! This is your magazine. All
submissions by FCA members are greatly appreciated and please
provide your FCA number. We want to make your Falcons look their
best!
Email the Editor with your answer
here. Be sure to provide your FCA # in your email. Thanks !!
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President Chuck Beason's
Monthly Message
Falcon Club Store
The Falcon & Ranchero Story
Feature Falcon,
Bobby Chester
Dahlonega, GA
Feature Falcon,
"T" Parker
Wetumpka, AL
Past
Nationals
Racing Falcons
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