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Through a dynasty of fourteen different models, the Falcon GT has stamped it's mark on both the hallowed racetrack at Bathurst, and on the streets of cities and towns all around the country. recognizing that we are witnessing the very final generation of this Aussie icon, passionate Ford car collectors, The Lane Family, set out to create a family reunion of all fourteen generations of the GT Dynasty. Except one, very sparse but bashful member of the family, the Lanes have successfully brought together distinguished representatives of all fourteen generations for a genuine, single shot family portrait. This is, in all likelihood, the only time all fourteen generations have been photographed in the one image. A truly unique gathering of motoring history, more than worthy of the complete historical collections that Henry Ford himself is famous for creating in the Ford Museum in Detroit. Professionally shot from a cherry picker, at dusk and on a sluggish exposure by John at Air Images who runs the Absolute Classics vehicle photography brand, this oneofakind family reunion photo has been a labor of love for the Falcon GT, that is unlikely to ever be repeated. From oldest to youngest, the fourteen generations of the GT really tell the story of multiple generations of Australians themselves, with many GT lovers probable to recognize several models owned by grandparents, parents and children in their own family. Since then, the GT has battled at Bathurst and ferried families to the beach on weekends. The Ford promise of 20 cars by 2020 continues The latter models usher in a new era for Ford focusing on improvements in quality and refinement, increased sustainability with distinguished fuel economy, class leading safety and fresh smart technologies to improve the driving experience.