65 CORTINA MK1 GT

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rich.
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Re: 65 CORTINA MK1 GT

#61 Post by rich. »

that looks stunning! well done mate!! :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:
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GHT
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Re: 65 CORTINA MK1 GT

#62 Post by GHT »

JPB wrote: Sat May 05, 2018 7:37 am It's as though you'd popped back to the sixties in a time machine and given Ford a lesson in how to build cars, 'cos sure as eggs is eggs; they didn't do the job as well as this. Your outstanding build moves the goalposts and sets a new standard that others will struggle to match.. Again!

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John is so right. My own MK1 Estate was just four years old when both the McPherson Struts popped up through the body work. I had to have reinforcing plates welded on above and below. Your work not only puts Ford's quality to shame, it's a masterclass in restoration. Compliments to you.
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chap foose
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Location: essex

Re: 65 CORTINA MK1 GT

#63 Post by chap foose »

Thanks all for positive comments
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rich.
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Re: 65 CORTINA MK1 GT

#64 Post by rich. »

what's your next project?
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chap foose
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Re: 65 CORTINA MK1 GT

#65 Post by chap foose »

Nothing I want to do really.
The only other car would be a capri rs3100
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