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Asked by William White
I HAVE a 1964 two-door Falcon with a 302 Windsor V8 on gas. Is it possible to have a dual hybrid, so I could have gas and hybrid/electricity. There must be a conversion out there somewhere. I want to keep the old girl, but is it worth it?
Answered by CarsGuide
31 Jul 2008FALCON coupes are highly prized as collector cars, even modified ones like yours, so it is worth keeping. I'm not aware of a hybrid-drive system you could fit to it, other than gutting a Toyota Prius and installing the system from that. LPG is probably your best solution at present.
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