1976 Ford Cortina Estate mk3
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1976 Ford Cortina Estate mk3
Thought i should make a thread on my current projekt a 76 mk3 Cortina 1,6 GL Estate.
Its imported from UK in 79 and then converted to LHD it was taken off road in 2003 i bought the car Des 2012.
i just let the pictures tell the progress so far
some new parts.. not really 100% sure about the wheels yet
Its imported from UK in 79 and then converted to LHD it was taken off road in 2003 i bought the car Des 2012.
i just let the pictures tell the progress so far
some new parts.. not really 100% sure about the wheels yet
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https://passionford.com/forum/old-sk...3-cortina.html.
Those wheels should be fine what size are they?
Those wheels should be fine what size are they?
More work done.
Started prepping the bay etc for paint
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Nice looking project!
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bay EP primed
Started on the wings today, as i used lower front panel from Taunus mk1 they did not really fit well. so i did some cutting and adjusting.,. then i welded the wings to the front plate and lead filled the seams. also started on the panel gpas.. sadly not ONE gap are nice and strait on the car worst are the back doors/ rear wings but i just take on at the time.. cut , weld and lead fill
Started on the wings today, as i used lower front panel from Taunus mk1 they did not really fit well. so i did some cutting and adjusting.,. then i welded the wings to the front plate and lead filled the seams. also started on the panel gpas.. sadly not ONE gap are nice and strait on the car worst are the back doors/ rear wings but i just take on at the time.. cut , weld and lead fill
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