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Old 15-09-2013, 07:52 PM   #1
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Default What Falcon for $10,000?

Just for fun... if you had $10,000 and decided to buy a Falcon (any year, any model) what would you buy? It must maintain purchase price or appreciate over 1, 5, 10 years etc.

No rule changing, it's gotta be a Falcon (x1 only), $10,000 is the limit and it mustn't lose $$$. It's gotta be driveable and registrable (no XA XB XC coupe shells for a project etc).

Don't bore us with "I'd buy a Mazda" or similarly tangental thinking...

Ready, set... GO!

Happy for mods to move this thread if necessary.

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