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I dont think the car is 1967   It has oval side lights like mine did these were on the 1962 / 63 / 64................i may be wrong its been several years since i messed on with classic motors  

The purist are going to hate me but Put a real engine in it and lowered on some nice alloys and just a clear lacquer over the existing paint and you would have a very distinctive and desirable motor

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The costs can soon take off and go sky high.

 

I do Lambrettas and the cash involved is mental, any restoration can be the same. Early ford parts are starting to get expensive but to be honest Jim, I`d rather put the money into that car as into a pension fund.

 

 

Whats the story with the escort ?

it can't cost that much doing up hair driers................lol :laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

 

Oh my god ! you have no idea ! :laugh::laugh: utter fortunes mate. Into the tens of thousands for the very top stuff.

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The costs can soon take off and go sky high.

 

I do Lambrettas and the cash involved is mental, any restoration can be the same. Early ford parts are starting to get expensive but to be honest Jim, I`d rather put the money into that car as into a pension fund.

 

 

Whats the story with the escort ?

pension fund don't have even life insurance , I'll buy it I think, put it in the Barron Escort !! rake ?

 

 

 

Aye, that looks like a 4 door Mk1 escort next to it ? No ?

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The costs can soon take off and go sky high.

 

I do Lambrettas and the cash involved is mental, any restoration can be the same. Early ford parts are starting to get expensive but to be honest Jim, I`d rather put the money into that car as into a pension fund.

 

 

Whats the story with the escort ?

it can't cost that much doing up hair driers................lol :laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

 

Oh my god ! you have no idea ! :laugh::laugh: utter fortunes mate. Into the tens of thousands for the very top stuff.

 

yeah i know mate, i was only joking with you.....lol just pulling your leg mate.....lol, i know the prices them old lambarettas fetch, a lot of lolly, my dad collects old bikes,

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The costs can soon take off and go sky high.

 

I do Lambrettas and the cash involved is mental, any restoration can be the same. Early ford parts are starting to get expensive but to be honest Jim, I`d rather put the money into that car as into a pension fund.

 

 

Whats the story with the escort ?

pension fund don't have even life insurance , I'll buy it I think, put it in the Barron Escort !! rake ?

 

 

 

Aye, that looks like a 4 door Mk1 escort next to it ? No ?

 

Its not an Escort next to it

 

Wrong handles and the Escort had the strip of guttering above the doors

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I dont think the car is 1967

 

It has oval side lights like mine did these were on the 1962 / 63 / 64................i may be wrong its been several years since i messed on with classic motors

 

67s are generally MK 2

 

 

gfww1.jpg[/quote. RLL 103E think your wrong lad 1967 there's the reg ???

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Iv got a chance of buying this it's been in garage for year how much does it cost to restore something like this image_35.jpegimage_36.jpeg

cant really tell from your piccys, but looking at the quarter bumpers and the cheese grater air filter, I,m guessing it may be a gt model if so the value is much higher, and even higher again if it's a two door model, if it's a basic four door, it will be hard to restore to a decent level, without spending more than it's worth, if you have found a 2door gt it's worth a fortune as it stands
it's a 2 door pal ? Gt 1500
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The costs can soon take off and go sky high.

 

I do Lambrettas and the cash involved is mental, any restoration can be the same. Early ford parts are starting to get expensive but to be honest Jim, I`d rather put the money into that car as into a pension fund.

 

 

Whats the story with the escort ?

pension fund don't have even life insurance , I'll buy it I think, put it in the Barron Escort !! rake ?

 

Aye, that looks like a 4 door Mk1 escort next to it ? No ?

Its not an Escort next to it
no it's an X JS JAGUAR Y REG ?Also for sale possibly ?
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I dont think the car is 1967

 

It has oval side lights like mine did these were on the 1962 / 63 / 64................i may be wrong its been several years since i messed on with classic motors

 

67s are generally MK 2

 

 

gfww1.jpg[/quote. RLL 103E think your wrong lad 1967 there's the reg ?

 

Nice find then

 

The only thing i can think is that someone changed the grill and park lights for older style

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I dont think the car is 1967

 

It has oval side lights like mine did these were on the 1962 / 63 / 64................i may be wrong its been several years since i messed on with classic motors

 

67s are generally MK 2

 

 

gfww1.jpg[/quote. RLL 103E think your wrong lad 1967 there's the reg ?

 

Nice find then

 

The only thing i can think is that someone changed the grill and park lights for older style

haven't a clue pal , I'm going to wave a grand cash in his face soon he'll snap it up im sure ??
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I dont think the car is 1967

 

It has oval side lights like mine did these were on the 1962 / 63 / 64................i may be wrong its been several years since i messed on with classic motors

 

67s are generally MK 2

 

 

gfww1.jpg[/quote. RLL 103E think your wrong lad 1967 there's the reg ?

Possibly a field car? When cars were over produced they were stored in fields and sold at later dates. It is possible that is what happened to that car. But given fords reputation for swapping and changing parts on cars anything is possible.

 

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The purist are going to hate me but Put a real engine in it and lowered on some nice alloys and just a clear lacquer over the existing paint and you would have a very distinctive and desirable motor for not to much lolly.

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I dont think the car is 1967

 

It has oval side lights like mine did these were on the 1962 / 63 / 64................i may be wrong its been several years since i messed on with classic motors

 

67s are generally MK 2

 

 

gfww1.jpg[/quote. RLL 103E think your wrong lad 1967 there's the reg ?

Possibly a field car? When cars were over produced they were stored in fields and sold at later dates. It is possible that is what happened to that car. But given fords reputation for swapping and changing parts on cars anything is possible.

 

TC

 

 

 

It would be a long time they started putting the new style grill and indicators on the MK1 in late 1964 the Airflow

 

The MK2 came out in late 1966

 

Only the log book will tell if its true identity

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Iv got a chance of buying this it's been in garage for year how much does it cost to restore something like this image_35.jpegimage_36.jpeg

cant really tell from your piccys, but looking at the quarter bumpers and the cheese grater air filter, I,m guessing it may be a gt model if so the value is much higher, and even higher again if it's a two door model, if it's a basic four door, it will be hard to restore to a decent level, without spending more than it's worth, if you have found a 2door gt it's worth a fortune as it stands
it's a 2 door pal Gt 1500
nice one mate not quite a lotus but not to many rungs down the ladder, you have hit the jackpot
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Iv got a chance of buying this it's been in garage for year how much does it cost to restore something like this image_35.jpegimage_36.jpeg

cant really tell from your piccys, but looking at the quarter bumpers and the cheese grater air filter, I,m guessing it may be a gt model if so the value is much higher, and even higher again if it's a two door model, if it's a basic four door, it will be hard to restore to a decent level, without spending more than it's worth, if you have found a 2door gt it's worth a fortune as it stands
it's a 2 door pal Gt 1500
nice one mate not quite a lotus but not to many rungs down the ladder, you have hit the jackpot
woo hoo just hope he sells it for a grand think he will ? He might push up a bit but if it's worth it I'll buy it cool thanks ?
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