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1973' Ford Capri
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£20,995Published 22 April 2022ID: HCRXqR
Expired
2 years, 7 months ago
2 years, 7 months ago
Information from the owner
Age: 49 years
Seller's comments about 1973' Ford Capri
Ford capri mk1 facelift 2. 0 gt . this car has had a recent bare metal 12k restoration respray with two new wings .
motd and serviced recentley originally a 1600 gt but had a 2 litre engine and 5 speed manual gear box fitted about 10 years ago and only covered about 5000 miles since .
this car is in very good condition and everything works but it is a drivers car not a show car.
it does have imperfections if you look for them, but it is nearly 50 years old . and an appreciating classic only selling because the nostalgic urge has been fulfilled after owning several of these cars back in the seventies this car has not seen any rain for about 12 years and will last another 50 years . electronic ignition with new plugs ht leads and distributor cap new brake calipers and pipes throughout. Ziebarted underneath from new , that is why it has survived. Please do not come and look at it and tell me that a certain screw should be a flat bit screw and not a phillips screw etc. It is not a show car .
motd and serviced recentley originally a 1600 gt but had a 2 litre engine and 5 speed manual gear box fitted about 10 years ago and only covered about 5000 miles since .
this car is in very good condition and everything works but it is a drivers car not a show car.
it does have imperfections if you look for them, but it is nearly 50 years old . and an appreciating classic only selling because the nostalgic urge has been fulfilled after owning several of these cars back in the seventies this car has not seen any rain for about 12 years and will last another 50 years . electronic ignition with new plugs ht leads and distributor cap new brake calipers and pipes throughout. Ziebarted underneath from new , that is why it has survived. Please do not come and look at it and tell me that a certain screw should be a flat bit screw and not a phillips screw etc. It is not a show car .
