Fuel Curve Top 10 of 2022 – #4 RaceDeck’s Voodoo Falcon
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#4 RaceDeck’s Voodoo Falcon
Leave it up to Jorgen Moller, CEO of SnapLock Industries and makers of RaceDeck flooring, to derive the premise of what he calls the Voodoo Falcon – an idea that’s been stirring in his mind for a few years is now nearing completion. A car that can truly do it all from weekend errand running to week-long road trips, but can also be a terror on any given track.
“We started with a very clean all original 1963.5 Ford Falcon that was restored and owned by a lifelong Ford Motor Company employee,” Jorgen recently told us. “The restoration was 20+ years old and we wanted to retain as much as possible when it came to paint, body, chrome, etc. to retain a ‘survivor’ feel.” Jorgen continued, “The plan was to build a car that at first glance appeared to be a nice ‘period’ hotrod but in reality, is packed with a modern-day legendary motor and very track capable chassis and suspension.”
