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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: miggy on 19 October 2007, 19:01:13
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Hmmmm, what to do, i grew up with these cars, my farther owned several, used to work on them with him as a kid, I know these like the back of my hand and I always said i would get one to rebuild, but this is ready to go.
What memories it brings.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EYECATCHING-FORD-CORTINA-MK3-IN-ORANGE-RARE-J-REG_W0QQitemZ230181566837QQihZ013QQcategoryZ29755QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Hmmmm, what to do, i grew up with these cars, my farther owned several, used to work on them with him as a kid, I know these like the back of my hand and I always said i would get one to rebuild, but this is ready to go.
What memories it brings.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EYECATCHING-FORD-CORTINA-MK3-IN-ORANGE-RARE-J-REG_W0QQitemZ230181566837QQihZ013QQcategoryZ29755QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Well you have kicked my Brain back into gear :y
My then(1977) Girlfriends dad had one of these, and we went to Sherwood forest for a weeks camping
holiday. never forget the antics under the blanket as we were sat on the back seat, i will never forget
his Eyes in the rear view mirror watching me.
If only he knew ;D
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Mk1 & Mk2 cortinas were great ... I had a Lotus Cortina (which I wrecked) and a 1600E , but IMHO the Mk3s were just butt-ugly in comparison :(
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my dad had several estate ones of these, wrote off all of them apart from one, which he got for the BARGAIN price of £40, and it got nicked :(
I wish to god i hadnt looked at it, i want it now :(
the omega would have to go!
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I've always liked the mk3's. :)
When I was at college a fellow student had a restored one, lovely example. Was a tad jealous to say the least! >:(
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looks great wouldnt mind another one
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I was -2 when this was built ;D
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Mk1 & Mk2 cortinas were great ... I had a Lotus Cortina (which I wrecked) and a 1600E , but IMHO the Mk3s were just butt-ugly in comparison :(
:(No No No No No All 'Tinas are cool, but the Mk3 was the Daddy. I was watching that one & it reached £1600 but went for £1050. When i sell my Landy i'll buy one like that, bring it to an OOF meet, lose my posts & take a kicking!!!! One mans meat......etc.
Looks well with them period Wolfies. & i've still got a void bush puller!!!! 8-)
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I was -16 when it was built! :o
I still hanker after a Mk1, the shape's still beautiful. Mk2s I like the estates, Mk3s I like, but wouldn't have myself... then the Mks4 and 5... ugh.
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...... & i've still got a void bush puller!!!! 8-)
My problem wasn't getting the voided bushes out it was the top wish bone bolt out of the front suspension. :( I ended up sawing it into 3 pieces to get the wishbone out & then emoving the whole subframe to drill out what was left in it. The bolt had to come from Ford & was £14 in 1980! :o I was a young penniless apprentice at the time.
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That Cortina's only ten miles up the road from me
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he's selling a yellow one now
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1972-FORD-CORTINA-MK3-1600-GT-YELLOW-6-MONTHS-MOT_W0QQitemZ230183934631QQihZ013QQcategoryZ29755QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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he's selling a yellow one nowhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1972-FORD-CORTINA-MK3-1600-GT-YELLOW-6-MONTHS-MOT_W0QQitemZ230183934631QQihZ013QQcategoryZ29755QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
you need a space before the link
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ooops