The Falcon Club of America

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The Falcon Club of America (FCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the FALCON and
FALCON RANCHERO automobiles built by the Ford Motor Company from 1960 to 1970. FCA was founded
in 1979 and has hundreds of members world-wide. For $25 a year ($30 in U.S. funds for International North America Membership, $40 in U.S. funds for International Off Shore Membership), members receive a color monthly newsletter with tips, articles about FCA and Falcon-related events,
as well as an extensive classified section. The club also organizes regional chapters and events, a mail-order
store, and other member benefits.

WHY A FALCON CLUB?

FCA was formed to band together owners of the Falcon automobile to provide an exchange of ideas, technical
information, amusing reminiscences and the availability of parts (often at a substantial discount). Lasting
friendships are formed through local get-togethers and at the Club's National Meet each year.

WHAT MEMBERSHIP MEANS

Whether your Falcon serves as everyday transportation, a relaxing plaything, or both, you'll find valuable help in
your preservation and restoration as well as interesting facts and information from the Club and many fellow
Club Members. Our Award winning Newsletter, "THE NATIONAL FALCON NEWS" is sent out each month to all the Club's Members and contains information so valuable you will want to file it away for future reference.

WHO BELONGS?

FCA has people of all ages -- from retired folks to teenagers still in school. Among our members are men and
women of all professions; individuals who could certainly afford more costly or newer cars if they chose.

PREMIUM PACKET

Every new member receives a New' Member Packet upon payment of dues. This includes a personal
membership card Falcon Club cards to pass out to others who might be interested in the Club and a copy of
the latest Newsletter.