What was youre favourite ford car in the 70s & 80s or other?
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Capri without a shadow of doubt
cortina
Pantera
capri or maybe mustang. either one would be nice.
A Ford , do you know what I cant think of the bloody name now
Nope the GT40 was produced in the 60s so thee were no decent Fords in the 70s or 80s unless you include Yanks and then it must be an early 70s Mustang
3L GRANADA GHIA
Escort XR3i
Had a few, but loved my big old Granada.
My dad had an orange avenger it was really cool.
Sorry don't know if this was a ford, I was only 4!!
I do like the Ford Mustang, but thats an American model!
I would like a Mark I Ford Capri in that delicious chocolate brown colour. They were COOL. The mark IIs were good too but not AS good.
I also want a Mini 1275 GT (like Marc Bolan had). Having had a regular 998cc Mini, I bet the 1275 goes like sh*t off a shovel :-D I'd like a Mini Moke too (they're not jokes, they're little Mini Mokes)
And a Carman Ghia, they're pretty foxy too. And a white Lotus Esprit :-)
Dammit, cars had so much more character back in the day. Now they're all faceless and silver.
The capri mark II
What a fab car..
the capri. classic car
escort mexico
The maverick..my aunt had a yellow one with a black interior and 6 cyl in the 70's.I bought a 2 door 1974 maverick with a v8 in the 90's.it was a dope little car
Capri s
ford capri!! my dad had a yellow one when i was younger
I had a Capri it was lovely
70's mustang
The Pinto was the greatest!
1600E
capri
the Edsill was around late 60s or early 70s looked like a cadilac
cannot remember all the dates now but I had the ford cortina range between1970 & 1985 all great cars because you could do so much to the engins & rolling stock great cars got a tear in my eye
capri 2.8i wicked car,great fun to drive and to keep the back end going the same way as the front in the wet
mine. 1973 gran torino formal roof.
The Capri GT XLR
3.0 G.T. Capri,Gold with black bonnet bulge
escort rs 2000 73- 76
Obviously, the ford Gran Torino, Driven by Starsky and Hutch, and in red with white stripe!!
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