Retro Ford Fans....would you Rally This
 

I certainly wouldn't......needs to be in a display cabinet not thrown down a muddy forest stage.

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http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1432403.htm

Stunning.
What a fantastic car, i would put it in my front room.:yeah:

that looks stunning, id have it as a daily driver but never rally it

whilst i agree scott - that one looks immaculate - the sound of a mk2 in the forests on a cold morning is just awesome.

they'll be a few on Sunseeker :doubleup:

Scott
This must make you rather moist:whistle:
If only we kept our old ones!

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1281065.htm

How about this has done 45 miles a year

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1175944.htm

I did see that and there's one on there for £19,995
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1368297.htm

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A little over priced.
For £7K-£10K, I would rather spend that sort of money on a concourse one with a bit of bling and the underside fully prepared, rather then a so called original untouched one.

Oh my god thats silly money.
I sold mine in 1992 when i got my cossie, It had 27k miles and was mint 2 owner.:yeah:

reminds me of my second car, a mkII mexico

I had a T plated RS2000 lovely car, until a skip lorry reversed into it:angst::cry:

I have only been out of Classic Fords for a year now still miss the them.But do not think i could go back now hard work to keep on one top trim if used as a daily driver.Yes i would have to try it at least once down a muddy track it's what it's been built for :mrgreen:

Love the old fords.

I can get those car storage pods cheap through my Merc club

Do you think they could get it a bit cleaner!!
Wow what a machine:norty:

:agreed:

What a fantastic car! Are they still the 13" wheels on it? Far too much room in the wheel arch for my liking. Just about to search for a mark 1 gt cortina.:smile:

I'd rally anything given a chance. I had a taste on a course last year in a manta, focus and subaru, it was thoroughly fantastic. feeling the difference between each car and then fully appreciating the benefits of left foot braking, quality.

I had a 72 plate Mk1 that got put through a brick wall about 2 weeks after i sold it and a 72 plate mexico which met a grizzly end when it conjoined with a peugeot a couple of years ago, waaaaaah!

That is niiiiice, i'm pining for another mk1 at the moment but would quite happily settle for a mk2.