• 1969 Ford Falcon station wagon CN5500-106 0144-2902
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1969 Ford Falcon station wagon 0144-2902

1969 Ford Falcon station wagon 0144-2902

Archive SKU: 0144-2902

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About This Image

A light-colored 1969 Ford Falcon station wagon is photographed in side profile beside a flower-growing area, with two people near its rear.

1969 Falcon factory specifications and options

These original Ford publications document the U.S. production range and available equipment. They do not establish the engine, transmission, paint code or options fitted to the individual car pictured. Horsepower follows Ford’s period advertised ratings.

Standard conventional-wagon engine
Falcon and Futura conventional station wagons had the 200-cu.-in. six-cylinder engine as standard. This entry excludes Club Wagons.
Sources: 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 5; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 13.
Optional 302 V-8
A 302-cu.-in. V-8 with two-barrel carburetion was offered, rated at 220 hp in Ford’s period publications. This is an offering, not proof of the engine installed in any photographed car.
Sources: 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 8; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 6; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 13; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 15.
SelectShift Cruise-O-Matic
SelectShift Cruise-O-Matic was an optional transmission for the Falcon range.
Sources: 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 6; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 13; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 15.
Power steering
Power steering was an available Falcon option.
Sources: 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 8; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 6; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 15.
Power front disc brakes
Power front disc brakes were offered as an option.
Sources: 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 6; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 15.
Optional two-way Magic Doorgate
Conventional Falcon wagons could be ordered with the two-way Magic Doorgate, opening sideways as a door or down as a tailgate. This must be distinguished from the three-way system described for full-size Ford wagons.
Sources: 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 4; 1969 Falcon catalog, form 5027, August 1968 — PDF page 7; 1969 Ford Wagons catalog, form 5029, August 1968 — PDF page 6; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 12; 1969 Ford Buyers Digest, form 5024, August 1968 — PDF page 13.

References count from the first scanned PDF page. These factory offerings do not establish individual-car equipment. Competition cars, prototypes and other markets require separate evidence.

Researching a 1969 Falcon? Explore the 1969 Falcon factory reference for verified factory information, original publications and related photographs.

1969 Ford Falcon station wagon CN5500-106

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