70 1/2 Ford Falcon SCJ

[rich p]

Anybody know about these cars ?
Guy just called on moving a 70 1/2 Comet SCJ White/Blk auto
NOM warranty block,radio,heater delete, 640 miles,NO tubbs etc, documented,buildsheet. Sounded like a cool car but NO nothing about this kind of car. Any info ???

[JChlupsa]

I would double check the Heater Delete since its a 70 and Heaters were a Federal Mandate after Jan 68 (unless an Export car). Sounds like a neat car though

[Keith Tedford]

These were Ford's answer to the Roadrunner and 300 Deluxe SS Chevelles. They were actually part of the mid size line and unrelated to the earlier small Falcons.

[SamLBInj]

Here is something you dont see everyday either..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...262392&rd=1

[jfkheat]

Cool looking car but I don't know about the " needs very little restoration to be perfect" comment.
James

[Stefano]

If I recall correctly the '70 Falcon is a Torino with a post and the 429 SCJs are very rare. The Vin will tell you if it is a 429 car as well as if it is a Ram Air car. Kevin Marti should be able to provide the production numbers.

[Belair62]

You're right Stavros...those are pretty rare birds...Rich the title says Falcon but in the text you say Comet....

[rich p]

Sorry guys

Fords !! Thats Not the car that Sam is posting. Thanks

Falcon: Was told it looks like a Torino with a post

[Seattle Sam]

(thanks to Lonnie Plank, Ft Pierce, Florida) http://www.plankwebdesigns.com/mybadbird/
"An interesting event occured as the Falcon line was coming to an end. Production terminated entirely on January 1, 1970. For a brief time thereafter, the "1970 1/2" Falcon was offered. The 4-door and Station Wagon were re-badged Fairlanes, with Falcon specific chrome, but the 2-door was unique to the Falcon line. The Torino and Fairlane lineup had 2-door vehicles, but they were fastbacks and hardtops. The Falcon was the only one offered with a 2-door sedan (it has a b-pillar behind the driver door glass). The Falcon line did not offer fastbacks or hardtops. Interestingly enough, this '70 1/2 Falcon had seven engine choices up to an awesome 370 hp 429 cu in Cobra Jet Ram-Air V-8. The '70 1/2 Falcon was a stop gap measure to hold the market until the Maverick was ready for production. Thus ended the Falcon line.
1970 1/2 - Falcon Sedan: 2-door
Total Production: 26,071"

[442w30]

The CJ is coded C or J (the latter with Ram Air). If it's a SCJ, the engine code won't reflect it. The axle code will.