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Old 29-06-2015, 07:36 AM   #1
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Default The Falcon as a Chrysler model ..

Re: http://www.falconregistry.com/history/name.php

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Both Ford and the Chrysler Corporation, unknown to each other, chose the name Falcon for their new small cars. But because Ford reserved the name with an industry registry only twenty minutes ahead of Chrysler, it won the right to the name.
I knew there was some cross-over with the naming concept, but after all these years I never realised that was this close?

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