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05-05-2006 #1
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Too bad we can't get that Ford six here...
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Yeah, it's a nice engine. Could get one shipped over but shipping will hurt.
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What vehicle does that engine come standard in?? And in what countries?
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Isn't that the Trainblazer Vortec 4200 engine?
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Good question, I was thinking it was the engine from the Ford Falcon XR6. Sold in Australia.
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it is indeed a ford falcon xr6 engine.
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They still make a Falcon!?!?
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I wouldn't mind sneaking one of those under the hood of my Mustang!
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in australia they never stopped.
along with an "elcamino" they call a UTE there too.Tony Langlois
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Very much so. In Australia it's sold as a family sedan, "ute" (pickup truck), panel van, and several very high performance models. The XR6 Turbo has a nice turbo'ed I6. The XR8 is a V8. There's also the Ford Performance Vehicle models (FPV is like our SVT) which include the Falcon GT, GTP, and the Pursuit/Typhoon utes. Originally Posted by 6'9"Witha69
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