Based in Armadale, Western Australia, Superoo Falcon Spares was established in 1991 by passionate Ford enthusiast Tony Devlin. What started as a small operation driven by a love for Ford vehicles has grown into one of the country’s largest specialist suppliers of classic Ford parts.

Today, Superoo stocks thousands of parts covering a wide range of Australian Ford models, including Falcons, Fairmonts, Fairlanes, GTs, panel vans, utes, and many other classic Blue Oval vehicles. Their extensive inventory includes genuine used parts, New Old Stock (NOS) items, reproduction components, restoration products, and performance upgrades, making them a one-stop shop for Ford enthusiasts across Australia.

Built by Enthusiasts for Enthusiasts

One of the key reasons for Superoo’s success is their deep understanding of the Ford community. The team doesn’t just sell parts – they live and breathe classic Fords.

Whether you’re restoring a concours-quality XY GT, rebuilding an XC Falcon, maintaining an XD or XF daily driver, or searching for that hard-to-find trim piece for a project car, the Superoo team understands the challenges that restorers and enthusiasts face.

Their decades of experience and commitment to customer service have earned them a loyal customer base throughout Australia, with many enthusiasts relying on Superoo as their first call when sourcing rare or difficult-to-find parts.

Supporting Australia’s Ford Heritage

The Ford Falcon remains one of the most significant vehicles in Australian automotive history. From the early XK Falcons through to the legendary GT models and later performance Falcons, these cars have become an important part of Australia’s motoring culture.

As the vehicles continue to age, businesses like Superoo Falcon Spares play a vital role in preserving that heritage. By supplying quality parts, expert advice, and restoration support, they help ensure future generations can continue to enjoy and appreciate these iconic Australian-built vehicles.

Their dedication to the hobby has helped countless enthusiasts complete restorations, maintain treasured family vehicles, and keep classic Fords on the road where they belong.

Proud Sponsor of Aussie Garage

Superoo Falcon Spares is a valued supporter of Aussie Garage, and we’re proud to have them as part of our growing family of sponsors.

Like Aussie Garage, Superoo is passionate about preserving Australia’s automotive heritage and supporting the enthusiasts who keep it alive. Their commitment to the classic Ford community aligns perfectly with our mission of showcasing the people, businesses, events, and vehicles that make Australia’s car culture so unique.

The support of businesses such as Superoo Falcon Spares allows us to continue producing the content our audience enjoys, including car features, event coverage, shed visits, technical stories, restoration projects, and interviews with enthusiasts from across the country.

We would like to sincerely thank Tony and the entire Superoo Falcon Spares team for their ongoing support of Aussie Garage and the wider automotive community.

Looking Ahead

As classic Fords continue to grow in popularity among collectors and enthusiasts, the need for knowledgeable suppliers and quality parts has never been greater. Superoo Falcon Spares remains committed to helping owners maintain, restore, and enjoy their vehicles for years to come.

Whether you’re tackling a full restoration, searching for a rare component, or simply keeping your pride and joy on the road, Superoo Falcon Spares continues to be one of Australia’s most trusted names in classic Ford parts and restoration support.

Visit Superoo Falcon Spares

8 Burns Road, Armadale WA 6112
(08) 9497 3660
www.superoo.com.au

For Ford enthusiasts, Superoo Falcon Spares isn’t just a parts supplier — it’s a cornerstone of the Australian Ford community, helping preserve the cars that have become legends of Australian motoring.

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The atmosphere inside Van World at Meguiar’s MotorEx 2026 was pure nostalgia, horsepower, and creativity. From beautifully restored Ford Sundowners and classic panel vans to custom Escorts, blown V8 builds, and retro murals, this section of the show delivered some of the most unique vehicles we’ve seen in years.

In this latest episode from Aussie Garage TV, we take you through an incredible collection of rare Aussie vans and street machines that celebrate the golden era of Australian car culture. Whether you grew up around panel vans in the 70s and 80s or simply appreciate old-school craftsmanship, Van World at MotorEx 2026 was packed with inspiration.

Rare Ford Sundowners and Aussie Panel Vans

One of the standout highlights from Van World was the incredible lineup of rare Ford panel vans and Sundowners. These iconic Aussie vehicles represent a huge part of Australian automotive history and continue to attract enthusiasts from all over the country.

We spotted:

• Beautifully restored Ford Sundowners
• XC and XF Falcon panel vans
• Rare factory-option builds
• Original survivor vans
• Period-correct street machine restorations
• Unique one-of-one combinations

Many of these vans featured factory styling mixed with custom touches that perfectly captured the spirit of the era. The attention to detail was next level, from polished trim and retro wheels through to immaculate paintwork and authentic interiors.

Wild Engine Bays and Custom Fabrication

Van World wasn’t just about nostalgia — it was also home to some seriously tough performance builds. We checked out a variety of supercharged Cleveland and Windsor-powered setups that blended old-school style with modern engineering.

Some of the standout features included:

• Supercharged Cleveland V8 conversions
• Windsor-powered custom vans
• Detailed engine bays
• Custom metal fabrication
• Shaved bodywork
• Smoothed firewall conversions
• Retro airbrushed graphics
• High-end suspension and wheel packages

The quality of fabrication across these builds was incredible. Every vehicle had its own personality, with owners clearly pouring years of passion, time, and effort into creating something unique.

Classic Ford Escorts and Street Machine Styling

Among the vans were several custom Ford Escorts and compact street machines that perfectly matched the retro atmosphere of the event. These smaller builds brought serious character, combining old-school styling with tough drivetrains and detailed interiors.

Many featured:

• Period-correct paint schemes
• Retro mag wheels
• Custom upholstery
• Vintage-inspired interiors
• Chrome detailing
• Old-school performance upgrades

It’s builds like these that remind everyone why classic Aussie car culture remains so strong today.

The Nostalgia Factor Was Massive

Walking through Van World felt like stepping back into the golden era of Australian street machining. The murals, shag-pile interiors, custom stereos, murals, pinstriping, and retro accessories instantly transported enthusiasts back to the 70s and 80s.

This display wasn’t just about showing cars — it celebrated a lifestyle and a culture that shaped generations of Aussie motoring enthusiasts.

For many visitors, these vans brought back memories of:

• Weekend car meets
• Summer cruising
• Beach runs
• Street machine magazines
• Van culture events
• Backyard builds and home garages

The passion surrounding these vehicles is still incredibly strong, and MotorEx 2026 proved that Aussie van culture is far from forgotten.

Aussie Garage Covers the Best of MotorEx 2026

At Aussie Garage, we love showcasing the diversity of Australian car culture, and Van World was one of the most unique sections of the entire event. From survivor classics to outrageous custom builds, every vehicle had a story worth telling.

This episode features:

• Rare Ford panel vans
• Sundowners and Falcon builds
• Custom Escorts
• Retro street machines
• Wild engine combinations
• Amazing fabrication work
• Detailed interiors
• Classic Aussie nostalgia

If you’re into classic Ford Falcons, Aussie vans, street machines, custom fabrication, or retro car culture, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Watch More From Aussie Garage

Aussie Garage TV YouTube Channel continues to bring you some of the best automotive content from around Australia, including:

• Car show coverage
• Owner interviews
• Rare vehicle features
• Event walkthroughs
• Muscle cars
• Classic Aussie builds
• Street machines
• Custom fabrication projects

Be sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue covering the biggest automotive events and coolest builds from across the country.

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Final Thoughts

MotorEx 2026 Van World delivered one of the best collections of classic Aussie vans and custom Ford builds we’ve seen in years. The combination of nostalgia, creativity, engineering, and old-school street machine culture made this display an absolute standout.

From rare Sundowners and custom Escorts to blown V8-powered panel vans and beautifully restored survivors, this episode captures the passion and personality that makes Aussie car culture so special.

If you love classic Aussie vans, Ford performance, retro styling, and unique street machines, this is one episode of Aussie Garage you need to watch.

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