Ford Falcon/Fairmont EA-EL - 2021 Market Review
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Ford Falcon/Fairmont EA-EL
A feature of the Covid-influenced market was strong demand for 1960s-90s Australian cars and early XR6s have done particularly well. Leaving aside one exceptional ED offered at $20,000, other cars from the 1990s and in apparently excellent order have sold at less than $10,000. EB ‘S Pack’ cars in average condition remain below $8000 but the money available for excellent originals is climbing towards $15,000.
| Ford Falcon history: EA-EL series
Buyers who aren’t up for an XR6 will still find plenty of affordable choice among GLi and Futura versions which frequently cost less than $4000. EF-EL Fairmonts are relatively expensive but offer more equipment and power (4.0-litre engines delivering 157kW against the earlier EA’s 139kW).
Falcon EA-EL $3495 [18]
Fairmont EA-EL $6125 [15]
EB XR6-S $6875 [4]
XR6 ED-EL $9910 [12]
XR6 ED-EF Wagon $3500 [1]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2021 Aussie Family & Sports Car Value Guide.
| 2019 Market Review: Ford Falcon EA-EL
From Unique Cars #450, March 2021
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