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Thought this one might be worth mining, since there may be some new info or pics that have come to light in the intervening period?
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21-03-2020, 11:43 PM
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The only stuff I really know of is what has been in the Shannon's Retroautos magazine, but those are more styling variations. They did some great pieces on the XA and the ZG Fairlane (and P6 LTD I think). But also a great article on the HQ Monaro development from memory.
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Re: Where are all the Falcon/ Fairlane Prototype pics
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