Also the name of a custom parts kit for Ford Falcon coupes and panel vans in the mid-'70s. The centrepiece part was a fibreglass front that fitted over the headlights and around to the wheel arches. Made by an ex-Ford designer Peter Arcanipane through his own company Arcadipane Designs, the modification coincided with the van craze and more concorde kits were produced for the vans than the coupes. The other parts in the full kit were some slight wheel flares and a roof spoiler

The fronts were reasonably boxy looking, the van ones especially - to fully appreciate the front on vans, wheel flares that extended a couple of inches out were needed to follow the contours of the front. The coupe front is more streamlined and, in my opinion, better looking. It features a much narrower lip and sides that tapered down to sit flush with the mudguards and arches.

By far the most exposure this product ever got was to feature in the movie Mad Max, as the front on the Black Interceptor. Sadly, although a fair few fronts were made in the seventies, almost none are around anymore - the coupe moulds I believe have been completely destroyed. Even when the original Black Interceptor was restored to it's current glory, a replica van front was used. Arcadipane has confirmed that the original moulds have been destroyed.