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Lee stick a 24v cossie in it from a granada. you know it makes sense!
Lee stick a 24v cossie in it from a granada. you know it makes sense!
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No thanks, I think I'll stick with the 5 litre V8 for now, especially as I've got about a grand's worth of naughty go faster bits to go in it.
Mind you, I have got a two door Mk1 Escort shell & spaceframe looking for an engine...
Nah, that needs a V8 too - about 7.6 litres should do it.
At the end of the day, there's no substitute for cubic inches!!!!!1963 Ford Corsair. 5.0V8 Pro Street.
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Since no one else has posted a classic - here's mine. Undergoing minor resto at the moment, it's crap and faded but it will get done after the Escort and MGB (probably this year).
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over the mk2 
JO.
YOU CANT BEAT AN OLD SKOOL FORD!Comment
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My Really Old School MK1 Tina
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My really old school van when I was able to finally pick it up on Saturday.
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Nice van! What engine?1963 Ford Corsair. 5.0V8 Pro Street.
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nice mate i think they look good on cossie rimsMy Really Old School MK1 Tina
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Erm. None at the moment! The engine bay is empty. It had a bda in, but it dropped a valve (thats why it was for sale) I'm putting a 1.8 Zetec in it very soon. Just collecting the parts I need.Nice van! What engine?
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Nice van mate, gotta say i love vans but didnt realise they made a van variant!! Good luck wiv da Zetec transplant.
ChrisI never bodge, i use creative solutions to solve untenable problems!Comment
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Yeah, they're pretty sought after, but there don't seem to be many around. Cheers, there'll be some photos on here as it progresses.
Mike
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