Ford V8 Rallying! Pure engine sound!
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- Big bulky Ford V8s in Rally? Is it possible? Yes, see and learn! Big bulky cars, but their sound is magnificent!
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It's nice to see and hear the V-8s of the 60's / 70's. I've owned 6 in that vintage, but 5 were Chevys, and only 1 was a Ford ('66 Galaxie).
The Swedish and Norwegian 'Formula Off road' hill climbs are wild
looks like dads coming home from the bar back in the day.
Lmao
😂😂
your right, mopars sound better.
You win @ that comment 👍
Gold, pure gold.
Perhaps the most unsuitable rally vehicle ever. BUT it looks, drifts and sounds just perfect!! Love it!!
B von A Im not sure that that’s entirely true. I seem to remember reading something about the Holman Moody Montecarlo Falcons posting the fastest stage times but ultimately losing to the Mini Cooper over some sort of performance index adjustments.
Falcons were a common choice by top riders in the early to mid 60s in Sweden. So obviously suitable.
Those old Ford's could and would drive Ny where ny time all day n nite long !!! Ford tough!!
A tour bus would be much more unsuitable. Moton
@@impalaSS65 I suppose you could get some sort of rankings with a big v8 back in the 60s because the sheer amount of power it produced, but comparing now when you can get a lot of power from small engines they have become obselete and people are using smaller nimbler cars.
Just the good ol' boys, never meanin' no harm.
Been in trouble, with the law since the day they was born
Nothing sounds as good as a 2x4 on song
That’s great
Them Duke boys...
Hahahahaha absolutely!! Lmao
Fuck you DEMOCRATS, this is why we love our freedom!
Love the sound of modern rally cars and their four bangers hitting the rev limiter, but nothing sounds as good as a good old American V8
Driving the flitari(I think that's the name) but in real life
@@onionman500blin8 i think thats a falcon
well, italian engines sound even cooler. And amg 8v sound better, too.
@@budus2 not really. Have you ever heard an old 1960s Dodge Challenger. I've never been around cars like them that make the ground shake at idle.
AMGs are awesome but cost way more money. Italian v8s are even more expensive and very fragile with high maintenance.
@@budus2 Muscle cars generally sound the sexiest. Normal rally cars are like dogs barking but a an American V8 is a lion growling
This is why I wish America was more into rally racing.
Right, I would love to see a GTO, Ranchero, or a 88 with screaming Rocket in it.
@Bobby Hill The wheel wells would rip out on the first hard turn, that would be great!!!
Lol we just street race and drag race, bounty holes are where it’s at if you wanna hear some bad to the bone v8s
Blue Vagabond the backroads of the deep south will definitely be a great place to rally
@Леон Закарян But they are more cinematic! FWD ain't got shit on RW and All/4WD.
Having owned a few v8 Fords I can tell you that their preferred direction is straight. Getting them to handle requires some righteous Swedish Duke Boys handiwork.
and some enormous balls, for what I see
Looks like you guys are handling them the right way too!
Scootchels all you need is adrenaline and a wet road with no state troopers or cops
Haha for sure! Just a pinch of under steer and a lot of throttle lol
It doesn't help when the car is 18 feet long. But hey, more room for the engine!
moonshine run lol yea!!
That's how nascar started. 😎
You'll never catch me alive copper
Glad to see someone other than myself thought of it as running shine. Haha
jack death big ol early 60’s cars how could you not think of it LOL
@@jackdeath6205 same here
Let those American V8 purr like a kitten in our Swedish woods. I love it.
More like, Roar like a Tiger :D
ChaotiX now we need someone with guts to race in a old Chevy sliverado
@@100_American_Bison YES! ID LOVE THAT
@@100_American_Bison id rather race in a el cameo
There's nothing like that feeling that rumble deep in your chest. You should come to the states and check out the classic and rat rod drag races, you'll have a great time but won't be able to hear for three days after.
Modern rally: our cars are 4wd, which gives us more grip.
Ford V8s: Hold my nuts, bolts, and my gasoline.
Ford v8's: hold my spark plugs
And fetch my beer
@@the-cheeze-ity6487 LOL, good one.
Ronan Vave and my pocket
Better yet;
Ford V8's: Hold my beer
I've said it before, I am a mopar man but Ford made some beautiful sounds with those small blocks! Especially their flat head v8. Nothing like it
Glen Kelly Even the 460 sounds mean I’ve owned dodges my since I got my permit
I have a Dodge too. But back in the day I had a Ford truck with a 351 Cleveland and that thing would sing!
Nothing sounds quite like sbf
The 302 was voted as the best soundings engine of all time lol
the boss 429 sounds magical
-"Well, the Falcon has a fair bit of racing history, and it's not that big so why not".
(*Galaxie enters, sideways*)
-"..."
This is so much cooler than regular rally cars
Looks like a handful to drive. Reminds me of when I lived in Alberta in the seventies driving and racing friends on the gravel roads.
I disagree. But this definitely is something you don't see everyday.
Its cool to watch, but its not cooler because u cant really rally with these big engines. But yeah, it´s cool to try handling all this mass and power. Definitely a way different experience than in a normal rally car.
You spelled slower wrong
Looks hella fun way to spend an afternoon
Whats next? 8.2L Cadillac Eldorado WRC? 🤔
Hardly a comparison. Galexy's are NOT big cars....
@@elonmust7470 They're BIG cars.... but they aren't heavy cars. 3600 to 3800 pounds for the mid-60's models, less for lightweight parts the factory made available.
@@mfree80286 The Galaxies are small compared to the Chevy Impalas and Mercury Marauders of the same era. The Galaxie is 210 inches in length meanwhile the Impala is 213 and the Marauder is 220 inches.
@@theone5716 Are you implying that a difference of 1.4% and 4.5% on vehicles that are all over 17' long makes a distinction between large and small?
@@mfree80286 You gotta stuff as many bodies or crates in the trunk somehow.
Never thought I would see a Ford Falcon in rally, but whatever works. Damn, then an old Galaxie, I Love my old Fords.
Michael Harris-I believe you'll find the Galaxie is really a Ford Starliner.
@@markmorris3579 The Starliner is a Galaxie trim with the special (401HP/430 FT LB) 390 cubic inch engine and a 3×2 intake.
US Ford invested a good bit of $$$ to run Falcons at the Monte Carlo and some other European rallies during the 63 and 64 model years. The 65 models were constructed but the factory backed out. The Mercury Comet ran in the African and Canadian rallies. Back then the FoMoCo engineers were paid to have fun and call it "work" until Ford's US corporate leadership changed hands and the engineers had to put their toys away.
@@theone5716 -Thank you! I always thought the Starliner was a separate model.
@@markmorris3579 No problem. The 390s in the Starliners were always sought after because it's a very rare engine, being made in 1961 only to be replaced by the 406HP/406 Cu.In engine in 1962 and eventually the legendary Ford 427 Cobra in 1964. The car in the video is a Galaxie with either a 352 Cu.In or a 289 cu.in
That is easily the best sounding rally car I've ever heard.
Then you have not heard the Audi Quattro S1.
@@bellezayverdad Assuming quite a bit there, aren't ya? I've seen and heard pretty much everything under the sun. Personally, I think Audis sound like shit.
I quite agree. . .we have a lot of V8's in Australia, but these thumpers have a fantastic, original sound. Great to watch and listen to.
@@bellezayverdad Nor the bark of a Lancia Stratos at full pelt reverberating in the trees of a forest rally!
@@patbutete1722 The Stratos sounds like a fart machine compared to the Falcon. I personally will never understand how anyone could think any compact car engine sounds good.
There is NOTHING remotely as great sounding in engines (to me) as a throaty, low revving V8 engine.
Those are DEFINITELY the biggest cars I have ever seen at a rally - especially that HUGE, white one..
Thank you VERY much for posting this.
It might not be setting any records, but it looks like a good time.
I had a '70 ford cop car (ford custom) when I was 16. My buddy and I ran that old b1tc# up and down the logging road by my house all year. All winter we rallied that heavy pig and kept 2 tire grooves worn in the snow and ice. We'd go to the top, burn a dooby the go flying back down. Good times.
I bet that thing turned into a rust bucket real quick.
@@theyhatehimbecausehetoldth7576 was one already 😀
@@wayne3340 epic
Sounds like you had a great time :D
@@leok8183 see that's what it should be about is driving any car fun not is it the fastest thing on any given track or situation but does it bring enjoyment
"Big bulky cars"
And to think the Ford Falcon was actually a "compact" car (fairly small in comparison to "big" cars of the 60's).
Seriously lol I have a 65 Comet (same thing as a Falcon) and its actually about the same size as my 84 Mustang.. both are pretty compact
Small cars off the 60s you mean
midsize compared to that period's Ford Escort tho
He later falcons were a bit bigger than say a ‘60. About the size of the smaller Fairlanes or the Dart before it became a yacht.
The
That Galaxy 500 looks huge on those roads!
Awesome video thanks for sharing
Looks huge everywhere
@@ricky107_ lol
I think it's a starliner ,the white one !
Abbaby555
That's a 61starliner with a 390 propably between the gunnels. Hope they don't crash it.
A galaxy 500 looks big on a 4 lane freeway man
Kudos to the drivers handling all that weight in those conditions, balls of steel!
Been listening to those little four bangers for so long. I've almost forgot what a big, beautiful V8 sounds like.
Jeeeezuz Christ, whos the nutcase rallying a 62 Starliner! I wanna hug that maniac.
I'd like to see an in car shot of this falcon. I would imagine it being a workout throwing that weight around. Much respect to the drivers and thanks for the upload. More of this pls
I uploaded another one this Saturday - czcams.com/video/tftjNFLkaNw/video.html
3:05 that's one big rally boat
As wide as the road is!!
Rally battleship 😂
@@krower11
Dreadnought?
@@cavekritter1 cruiser...
@@903strikerunit
And a damn good cruiser at that. Shame they beating the piss outa it bush bashin...should be shot doing that to a fine sunny sunday car
I can't imagine how hard must be to control this v8 in a rally. Amazing!!
There is just something by the looks of these old American cars that make them stand out, most of them are just beautiful
I mean, the way they take some of those sharper corners is just 😂😂😂 but maaaan, the way they sound, look, and drift on those longer curvy bits of the track is 😍😍😍
Especially the red one!!!
Now I have had my share of cars. Started out on Fords (USA) had a few 1960 Ford full sized with either a 292 or a 352 CID. These Fords on this rally circuit may be running a 260 or 289 CID V-8's. For all the fun my BIG fords gave me, I still think my SAAB 96/95 and my "sleeper Volvo 240 wagon" were the most fun cars. The 240 was set up with gas shocks, variable rate springs, HEAVY sway bars. That 240 could out handle most cars around AND it was a station wagon too, that was a really fun car to drive fast.
Thanks for this collection of Fords
Craig Nehring badass! a guy that shops at the auto parts store I work in drives a Volvo 240 that has a ford 302 swapped into it
@@SpecialAgentJamesAki That must be a real sleeper, getting your doors blown off by a Volvo station wagon. I had forgotten about the 302. Ford had quite a few blocks to play with back in the day. There were lesser known variants of some of the common V-8's as well, usually smaller in displacement. A 232 and a 272 come to mind, but I won't swear to it lol
Yes, some odd ball displacement Ford's, I think you got it right
Drove a 360 glt.
That 2l had a standard turbo cam in it,so it did rpm to 4000 prity wel,but then it almost stopt.
I changed the cam,from a b230e,that made a hell of a difference.
Later on,i changed the enigine,for a Turbo b230.
It all fits as a glove.
Only the rear suspencion,was not that great
@@craignehring Windsor engines, the 221/260/289/302/351, with the 335 series having a 351 *and* a tall deck 351 just to make it confusing, with the latter getting some more deck height for a 400ci variant... then you had the really old Y block (239/256/272/292/312), the FE series (332/352/360/390/406/410/427/428), the 385 series (429/460), back to the old MEL engines (383/410/430/462).... lots to play with, yes indeed.
Being a 1960's Ford nut this was wonderful to see and hear! Please post more!
I heard you:
czcams.com/video/tftjNFLkaNw/video.html
Nice, when I was learning to drive in 1973 we had back roads and I had access to my dads car a 65 formula "S" Barracuda 273ci 4bbl and a 4 speed! I still remember the thrill of the back end breaking loose, I was hooked! soon mastered power slides, bootleg turns I saved up and bought that car from my dad, first thing i did was put glass packs on it! Burned thru brakes, clutches and learned how to replace them then wrapped that big fishbowl back window around a pine tree. Moved up to a 68 Charger with a 440 in it wasn't near as fun as General lee on TV the thing handled for shit and couldn't stop but man straight line burnnouts wohaa! I had a job at a used tire place just to keep tires on it...
I don't get it, this is just how every American good old boy drives on the back roads.
Damn how'd you know?
Yep, I still do. Have been for 50+ years now. Put me on a dirt/gravel road and we're wheel'n n deal'n. LOL
Jd Thorpe
Free parts. Both kinds.
Yup, I did it in a '69 Torino 428 Cobra Jet back in the 1970s. Didn't everybody?
@NO LIMIT SOULJA Bro my dad races all the time in his corvette on asphalt and dirt. Lol
Saw these racing in the 1960's, fantastic memories !!
Probably the slowest rally iv ever seen but the noise 👌🏻
Legend says that he couldn't finish the rally because he ran out of gas.
Can confirm. My American V8 gets 5 mpg
@@Jacob-ww3ww Can you be more specific?
@@94XJ What?
Dude! I Hate it when that happens.
@@Jacob-ww3ww i don't think hes familiar with American measurements
No computers, and no 4wd, you do most of your steering with your right foot, how it should be.
Alright mr stone man dont have to be like that. Group B was pretty sick too eventough they were awd
@@waifuracer6516 oh I wasn't shitting on group b at all. Gotta have balls of steel to drive something that insane.
Front Engine, Rear wheel drive.
Perfectly balanced - as all things should be.
"You do most of your steering with your right foot..."
What a great way to phrase it.
No traction control, no anti lock brakes, no paddle shifting.
I am sure that this car is completely the worst thing for the rally... but it's so good to see and sounds so badass. I hope the driver enjoys every turn of the race, and viewers too :)
Awesome!! I used to drive my 67 Chevy Nova like that when I was in my youth..All around my rural countryside in Harford County Maryland.. Rock on!!-!
Nothing better than the sound of ford v8.
Here in australia we had works holden monaro gts rally cars (327/350 chev V8) back in the late 60s.
And ford falcon GTHOs (351 4v HO spec) being rallied from 1970 ish onward.
And in the 80s lots of blokes took 5 litre V8 holden commodores rallying.
And don't forget all the ecotec v6 commodores and straight 6 falcons manging around the paddocks.
This is the slowest and coolest rally :D
I wish my fan sounded like that while I was trying to fall asleep. Something about the sound of engine is very relaxing..lol
Das ist nicht nur "Sound", das ist eine Symphonie! 😃
Jeez, respect for these guys and their obviously massive balls. These cars weren't exactly known for their great handling on normal roads, so rallying with them is pretty crazy!
Big old American cars are tons of fun in the dirt.
they are "tons" of fun anywhere...... :o)
The Falcon was widely produced in the US during the '60s, when the '70s came, THEN it became mainly australian. And the Galaxie? That's purely american from top to bottom. The falcons you see here? Those are american falcons.
It's jus' Cletus makin' a overland run... he does it all the time, when he got a load of moonshine to deliver!😁
How could I have gone so long having never known this was a thing? That was awesome!!
I heard you! Another video with these engines can be found here:
czcams.com/video/tftjNFLkaNw/video.html
SwedishRally - Falcons for rally? Did you run out of Volvos and Saabs?!?
@@Scootchels Noo I have those too! :)
czcams.com/video/elHi9p6Q5Hg/video.html
It's what we here in the states call
A nice drive in the country
All the best from the great state of Montana
@James Ray Calm down. You don't know shit about the person. It's only your entitled opinion, your Ego/Personaltiy that is asuming someone that likes stuff like this don't care.
An opinion is the lowest form of human knowledge.
Be open minded.
@Wei Shen, thanks. I removed the comment now. This is a video about cars, not something else.
I have a 65 Mercury Comet (Same car but different front end) that I want to build up as a soft-roading race car like this, glad to see I'm in good company!
Cool! I also had a 65, very cool looking design!
Heck yeah! DO IT!!!!!!
My first car was a 1964 Comet Cyclone, This brings back so many memories of driving on old dirt roads in Georgia. That was in the 80's and I had never heard of rally racing .
Falcon Sprint. They were fun! I bought one used in 1968. 289 cu. in., 4 speed, 9" rear end, 4:11 positrack, headers. I installed the 271hp cam and solid lifters, Mallory dual point distributor(state of the art, then!). Drove the heck out of it for 2 years, drag racing, long road trips ( those 4:11s were tough on the highway, before the days of overdrive!). Only repairs was 1 clutch and 1 u-joint.
I love this sound. As an American that bleeds Ford Blue, this is nirvana
They’re drivin them like a ford
What if its a 351 windsor?
That’s a Ford Motor
hill billy it is most likely a 289 but who knows, they might have put a 351 in there seeing as the engines they are runnin on are revving pretty high and the 289 runs with high torque low RPM
You know your right.
How cool would be if someone raced a black ‘n’ white with lights and all. 👌
Everything about this is pure badassery. Love the Falcon (or any lead sled for that matter). Love the Ford V8 sound. Love getting sideways in the dirt. With a couple of driver shots and a jump or two this would be like watching the chase scene from Bullit! Man, I wish I had one of those cars!!
I love the sound of v8 engines, they sound awesome
That Galaxy looks like such a boat on that track.
reminds me of beating curfew home back in the 80's
That's an awesome muscle sound 🔊
Dude in the red falcon must of been kickin it up on the dirt roads his entire life to pull a big body around without finding the ditch
Old Fords never die, they just go faster
I love the Sound & Grunt from them Engines. Great looking Big Cars. Thank you for the video from Dublin, Ireland.
Lots of muscle. And lots of muscle to drive it like a rally car. Great stuff.
I love the deep throaty growl of an old school American V8 :-)
Old school is awesome!
This looks like shooting another Dukes of Hazzard movie.
Merica! That sound made my day. I'll sleep good tonight. Thank you to the little machine who sent me this youtube suggestion just before bed. Lol
ford engine is a best musical instrument
my country no longer loves our old cars, it's nice that the countries that imported them back in the day sitll actually care
i love sweden and finland so much for that reason
The title should've been "How to make Americans love Sweden"
Husqvarna chainsaws and old fords ripping through a beautiful countryside. May as well be gods land
1964 ford falcon futara my first car , replaced every nut and bold rebuilt the engine with my elbow grease , loved that car great to see one run again
Trust me if you never driven a big car on gravel it teaches you a big driving lesson. This is great to watch cheers perth wa
Troy Fitzmaurice nice to see a Aussie on here👍🤙
Cheers mate
They look more like “runnin’ moonshine” cars in the backwoods of Appalachia!! 👍👍👍 😂😂
As a West Virginian... you're not wrong.. This was normal driving back around the 70's and 80's 😂
Exactly what I thought...
Yep. Sure does. I’m from Eastern Kentucky
Exactly what I was doing at the age of 12 when I got my first
" field car "...love this shit
It looks and sounds out of place in a rally like this, I love it! :D
I love them Fords, that's why I own 4 Ford powered vehicles 👍
Nice video! I love to get sideways on dirt in my ‘67 Fairlane, it is such a rush!
Rally cars: Smol light cars with big turbos
Noone:
Absolutley Noone:
Ford: BOAT RACING TIME
Love the sound pure motor no computers or nothing music to my ears
Proper motor sport, brilliant, thank you for posting.
Reminds me of running moonshine up in the smoky mountains
That looks like a lot of fun.
I love how this shows up in my feed the same day I start driving the '66 Chevy Nova in FH4. I now have the sudden urge to take it rallying.
That's really epic, never thought I'd see a classic American car driven so hard on dirt. Here in the US the people that own these kinds of cars are also the kind of people that keep them perfectly polished (usually at least)
This is how we old schoolers turn up the bass.
I keep thinking I'm going to see the general Lee and them Duke Boy's
And Catherine Bach. ...hmmmm
That's a Dodge, not a Ford
In the movie there is a rally and there is fords and the dukes come in i think thats what he was referencing
@ChaiotiX
It's the style of driving I'm talking about, it reminds me of the Duke's of hazard tv show
Proof any car can be a ralley car you just have to build it and then be crazy enough to drive like these guys do much respect for the utter insanity of how fast some of these drivers go with zero room for error
Good to see the engines are still running unlike the newer engines that give out at 100k miles
That galaxy !!!! ... Open class rally?
Falcon: most rididculous car here
Galaxy: Hold my beer.
Falcon, 289 275 hp 4 speed top speed 142 mph very nice car
🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🦅 🦅
That’s the sound of freedom, ladies.
Omg that is the coolest thing I've ever seen I absolutely love it
That freaking Galaxy is awesome!
2:15
Kid in the background: "Did you know there's also a map reader in the car?"
When I was a kid back in the sixty's, my father would drive just like this going back home in the mountains going to church. After church we would load up with some white lighting to sell back in the city. Fast cars, faster women.
YES!! This is great! Muscle cars on dirt are so much fun!!
mira ese falcon hermoso ,ford es enorme aca en argentina hay un fanatismo tremendo por ford especialmente por el falcon
you do 1/4 that in a modern car....
ABS failure...... traction control failure....... stability control failure
plastic fender destroyed
EVAP large leak
ETC ETC ETC
My grandma with her Trabant driving faster after 2 lines of cocaine.
The Man who doesn't know Anything mmhmm love cocaine
The Man who doesn't know Anything 😂🤣😂🤣🤦🏾♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦
But this doesn't sound or smell like a 50c motorbike
@@Platinumcoated Simson 50cc
The Man who doesn't know Anything ah the good ol Trabi
Imagine symphonies of these v8s around your city. That was the sound of American cities in the late 90s and early 2000s. Old four-door beaters with glass packs and custom mag wheels
Rallying these valuable old street yachts is absolutely insane. Keep it up!