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The Cover Of The
November 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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Molly Nolte attended her first FCA National
Meet with her very nice 1962 Falcon Wagon
and her new husband. See her Falcon and her
colorful story beginning on page 4.
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The Cover Of The October 2011
Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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The Nordboe family of Chinook, Montana has been
steadily improving their 1960 Falcon station wagon.
When they brought it to the 50th anniversary of the
Falcon in Dearborn in 2010, it looked rough but much
better than when he found it in a field. Their three
young sons, Jackson Donald, 6, Jameson Randal, 3,
and Jefferson Joshua, 19 months all "help" with the
Falcon. So does Jana! Read about their adventures
beginning on page 13.
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The Cover Of The September 2011
Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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Jana, Josh, Jackson, Jameson and Jefferson Nordboe
The Nordboe family of Chinook, Montana has been steadily
improving their 1960 Falcon station wagon. When they brought
it to the 50th anniversary of the Falcon in Dearborn in
2010, it looked rough but much better than when he found it
in a field. Their three young sons, Jackson Donald, 6,
Jameson Randal, 3, and Jefferson Joshua, 19 months all
"help" with the Falcon. So does Jana! Read about their
adventures beginning on page 13. |
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The Cover Of The August 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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Norm Huie (FCA #8002) of San Clemente has been around the FCA for a
long time. His new venture, SHINE!, will be featured in next month's
issue. Meanwhile see his as on page 10. |
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The Cover Of The
July 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
Special Disaster Edition
FCA Members Ron Talley and Scot
Thayer both experienced disasters. In Ron's case, it was a
natural disaster in the form of tornadoes in Alabama. He
gathered his friends and equipment and threw himself into the
relief effort, all the while reporting for The National
Falcon News. Can you help? Contact a relief center in your
area to see what is needed.
Scot Thayer is just happy to be alive
after a second tire blowout led to him deep sixing his 1961
Falcon into a very messy pond. He had been thinking he needed a
new Falcon project - now he has one! |
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The Cover Of The
June 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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Keith Davidson and his original looking—but not so original—1963
Falcon Sprint will be at the Falcon Club of America Convention
in Steamboat Springs in July. He has participated and won the
International Pike’s Peak Hill Climb, held annually in June. See
Ronnie Crawford’s article about The Mighty beginning on page 3.
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The Cover Of The
May 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS |
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OK, wait a minute. This month’s Falcon
is red too! Well, Cadillac Crimson Pearl
Red, as a matter of fact—and yes, it
does make a difference. This Falcon is a
beauty, inside and out. The Editor had
the opportunity to visit with Richard
and Marilee and get the lowdown on their
gorgeous car at the 2010 National Meet
in Dearborn, Michigan.
They
were kind enough to follow up with an
"update"—not always a good thing, but in
this case everything turned out fine.
See the whole heartwarming FCA story
starting on page 4.
T his
is the first of a series Destination:
Dearborn articles, conducted and
photographed at the 2010 National Meet
in Dearborn, Michigan. Look for more,
along with the rest of the Getting Down
in Dover series in the next few months.
Maybe you think your not-so-red Falcon
should be on the cover? Send high
resolution (300 dpi at 8 x 10 inches)
digital files to the Editor at the
address on page 5. Be sure to include a
few paragraphs about you and your
Falcon.
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The Cover Of The
April 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS
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A
nother
red Ranchero? Wasn’t last month’s cover
a red Ranchero too? It was, but it was a
different year.
Alex
waited a long time to get his Ranchero.
See his story on page 3.
Think your Falcon should be on the
cover? Is it red? Send photos of Falcons
of all colors to the Editor along with a
few paragraphs about your and your car.
Digital photos should be at least 300
dpi at 4 x 5 inches. Set your camera on
"Fine" or "Best" not "Basic" or "Small."
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The Cover Of The
February 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON NEWS |
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Field
Correspondent Rainer Hantschel has come through again!
See his personal view of the Falcon National Convention
beginning on page 12.
Think your
Falcon should be on the cover of The National Falcon
News? Send high resolution digital files (300 dpi at
100%) to the Editor, along with a few paragraphs
about you and your Falcon.
Let’s
see your Falcon on the cover of The National Falcon
News! Send high resolution digital files (300 dpi at
100%) to the Editor, along with a few paragraphs
about you and your Falcon.
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The Cover Of The January 2011 Issue of The NATIONAL FALCON
NEWS
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There was so much convention coverage! And so little room! So we’ve decided to run more in this issue—and in February. This issue covers Dick Harrington’s very popular hands on Tech Session as well as a look at the folks and Falcons on the show field. Next month will feature Field Correspondent Rainer Hantschel’s look at the affair and comprehensive coverage of the valve cover races. They’re getting so competitive! Use this opportunity to sign up for this year’s meet in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Plan your vacation around it, the area is majestic with lots of good hiking, shopping, dining and family activities. Think your Falcon should be on the cover of The National Falcon News? Send high resolution digital files (300 dpi at 100%) to the Editor, along with a few paragraphs about you and your Falcon.
Let’s
see your Falcon on the cover of The National Falcon
News! Send high resolution digital files (300 dpi at
100%) to the Editor, along with a few paragraphs
about you and your Falcon.
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