Review of 1967 Ford Mustang GT 390
Written by Editor on July 28, 2011 in Classic Car Reviews, Classic Cars
Whether you are aware of the fact or not, but it was the introduction of Ford Mustang in the spring season on March 9th of the year 1964 which initiated the popular trend of long cars. The vehicle was primarily based on the concept on Ford Falcon. The white color Ford Mustang convertible when introduced featured pristine white interiors marked with blood red interiors. The car was introduced to the public on 17th April 1964. Till date, the launch of the vehicle is regarded as one of the most successful launches in the entire history of automotive industry. The perfect combination of the vehicle between overall performance, low price and sporty design allowed the company to sell nearly one million units within 18 months of its launch.
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Due to the overwhelming response received, the company was induced to introduce a new body in the year 1967. The new variant featured improved power train and flexibility in equipment, which enabled the company to counter the competition posed by Firebird by Pontiac and Dodge Charger.
Ford Capri Review
Written by Editor on July 22, 2011 in Classic Car Reviews
Not a vintage, but Ford Capri is definitely a classic car. With a long history of production behind it, the Ford Capri developed over a lot of design and engine modifications until the time when its production in UK finally ceased in 1986.
Ford Motor Company actually used the name of Ford Capri for three different models of their automobiles. The first model that was produced with this name in Britain – Ford Consul Capri coupé – remained largely unsuccessful.
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Then Ford Capri coupé was the name given to the models that were being produced in Europe from 1969 till 1986. Ford Motor Company of Australia also produced a model that was sold by the name of Ford/Mercury Capri. This car was produced from 1989 till 1994. Ford Capri’s counterpart that was being produced in America, however was known as Ford Mustang.
The Glory Days Of 1970-1979 Ford Trucks
Written by Editor on July 11, 2011 in Classic Car Reviews
Ford is considered as one of the best automobile companies in the world and all the products of this company are acknowledged everywhere. Quality and variety are the two important factors that Ford focuses to provide its customers. The vehicles produced here speak about the superiority of this company over others. They are all too good for various purposes. As already said, Ford doesn’t limit its services to any one section of automobiles. A number of types such as cars, hybrids and crossovers along with the best Ford trucks are provided by this company. And more importantly, the fact that the famous trucks from Ford are the best can’t be denied.
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Ford Cortina Savage Replica – A Review
Written by Editor on January 11, 2010 in Classic Car Reviews
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The British racing enthusiasts are well introduced to Jeff Uren. He was Ford rally team manager and enjoyed a successful racing career in saloon cars from 1955 to 1964. He also raced a GSM Delta in GT races.
He owns a company “Race Proved Performance and Racing Ltd.” – and is typically remembered for transforming Ford Cortinas into what was called “Savage” conversions. Uren was very talented and also worked with Ford Detroit and Willment. Uren converted combinations like Apache 3.0-Litre V6 Escort, Comanche V6 Capri, Capri powered by Mustang V8 engine and so on in 1960. But his most popular Savage conversion being Cortina 1600 E-MKII powered by Ford Zodiac V6 Essex engine. He did a tremendous job, he literally converted a mouse into a racing monster by installing a powerful engine and making numerous intricate changes to ensure good performance.
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