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We had our Serro Scotty National Rally this past weekend and I thought I would put a hitch on my Falcon and tow the camper with it.  Car is a 1961 Ford Falcon. Camper is a 1962 Serro Scotty Sportsman 13 foot "Gaucho" (couch) model.  The old Ford pulled her pretty well.  Had a great weekend.




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Brings some cool memories from the past up Scott. :) Sounds like a real good time. ;)

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That Falcon brings back memories... My first car was a '67 Falcon.ThumbsUp02.gif

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Glad you had a good time Scott..that combo yourock.gif's :D

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Amazing retro feel. Now I feel a lot older. Thanks for sharing. Is the clock on the dashboard of the Falcon a WESTCLOX? Is it still running?toon1.gif.

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bigrustypig wrote: Amazing retro feel. Now I feel a lot older. Thanks for sharing. Is the clock on the dashboard of the Falcon a WESTCLOX? Is it still running?toon1.gif.
Thanks,  There was no clock in this one.  Falcons were an economy car at first so there werent many extras.

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Looks like a lot of fun. So tell me, seeing that your rig is retro, do you and the wife wear matching leisure suits?subtlelaugh.gif Perhaps may be even made of terry cloth?subtlelaugh.gif

Looks like great fun, Scott.woohoo.gif

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Scott right on buddy....hand6.gif  Dude that almost looks like the trailer my Dad & Mom had, when I was growing up (70's), but ours was white with the paint pealing off.  Scott your bringing back some memories....ThumbsUp02.gif  I would be quarter mile down the road and get my 68 Volkswagen going about 70.  Then about about 50 yrds out turn off the motor and coast right on into that long driveway and right around back behind the garage and that's where are trailer was at and that's where I had to show all those girls are special trailer, it's funny they all wanted to see it at 1:00am in the morning.......subtlelaugh.gif  Yrs later my Mother told me you could hear the 68 Volks a quarter mile down the road...face4.gif

Also dig the 61 Falcon.........yourock.gif

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That is a very COOL combo, Scott. You need to wear your Accutron hummer while driving that. It would fit right in. ThumbsUp02.gif

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very cool Scott and travel safe Buddy!....my old drag car was a 60' Falcon with a 427.cu.in ...I still have the body but sold the engine...I will get some pics up of it...I used to have a tear drop trailer that was a gang of fun too hand6.gif

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What a fabulous way to spend the 4th of July and
have a safe journey.:)

Cheers,
Simon

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Paxman wrote: Looks like a lot of fun. So tell me, seeing that your rig is retro, do you and the wife wear matching leisure suits?subtlelaugh.gif Perhaps may be even made of terry cloth?subtlelaugh.gif

Looks like great fun, Scott.woohoo.gif

Pax, I have no idea how to respond to that. It actually scares me when I picture that in my mind.  mistake.gif  But remember, the car and camper are early 60's.  Arent leisure suits famous for the 70's?  I think TD has that era covered.  subtlelaugh.gif

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teddyhanna wrote: Scott right on buddy....hand6.gif  Dude that almost looks like the trailer my Dad & Mom had, when I was growing up (70's), but ours was white with the paint pealing off.  Scott your bringing back some memories....ThumbsUp02.gif  I would be quarter mile down the road and get my 68 Volkswagen going about 70.  Then about about 50 yrds out turn off the motor and coast right on into that long driveway and right around back behind the garage and that's where are trailer was at and that's where I had to show all those girls are special trailer, it's funny they all wanted to see it at 1:00am in the morning.......subtlelaugh.gif  Yrs later my Mother told me you could hear the 68 Volks a quarter mile down the road...face4.gif

Also dig the 61 Falcon.........yourock.gif

Thanks   Teddy!  Great story:D.  So what your are saying is that the camper was Teddy's little love shack???Thumbsup3.gif

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Tie-dye T-shirts,hand band, bell-bottom jeans with
Birkenstock sandals and granny glasses.

FAR-OUT on the license plate might help too.

Groovy man,
Dig?

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Thanks Edgel, Oscar and Simon.  I will have to get my accutron fixed.  Oscar, I would love to see some pics of you '60 FalconThumbsUp02.gif.  I have one of them also but its a parts car.  That big motor in such a light car would fly I would imagine.yahoo.gif

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Simon_Leung wrote: Tie-dye T-shirts,hand band, bell-bottom jeans with
Birkenstock sandals and granny glasses.

FAR-OUT on the license plate might help too.

Groovy man,
Dig?

I hear ya Simon but no hippies here.  toon1.gif 

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scottran wrote: Paxman wrote: Looks like a lot of fun. So tell me, seeing that your rig is retro, do you and the wife wear matching leisure suits?subtlelaugh.gif Perhaps may be even made of terry cloth?subtlelaugh.gif

Looks like great fun, Scott.woohoo.gif

Pax, I have no idea how to respond to that. It actually scares me when I picture that in my mind.  mistake.gif  But remember, the car and camper are early 60's.  Arent leisure suits famous for the 70's?  I think TD has that era covered.  subtlelaugh.gif


You are right, Scott. I have my epochs confused.mistake.gif And Tony certainly has the '70's covered. I'm guessing this is more like it! Regardless it sounds like a blast.


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perfect.gifPax, yourock.gif That looks like one hell of a picnic.  Is that a turkey he is carving??:shock:

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Here's a campfire song for Scott...

El Condor Pasa

I'd rather be a sparrow than a snail
Yes I would, if I could, I surely would

I'd rather be a hammer than a nail
Yes I would, if I only could, I surely would

Away, I'd rather sail away
Like a swan that's here and gone
A man grows older every day
It gives the world
Its saddest sound
Its saddest sound

I'd rather be a forest than a street
Yes I would, if I could, I surely would

I'd rather feel the earth beneath my feet
Yes I would, if I only could, I surely would

This predates psychedelic music by 6 years!


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