Capri Mk3 1600 Gt
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An old guy I know has one of these in his garage its been there for the last 10 years.
I saw him today and hes on about getting it out so he can scrap it. I Just wondered if anyone on here knew if they have any value?
Andrew
			
									
									
						I saw him today and hes on about getting it out so he can scrap it. I Just wondered if anyone on here knew if they have any value?
Andrew
yep i know, was quite a popular retrofit though had a base model L with a set of quads onAndyboy wrote:Quad lights were for the GXL and RS2600/3100 plus the US market cars. GT's had oblong headlights.
doesnt look like its relevant anyway as the pictures a mk3 tina
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				Speedtouch
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Practical Classics magazine values a Mk3 GT at £500 (Cond.3), £1300 (Cond.2), £2750 (Cond.1).
However, they are 2 litre, not 1600.
			
									
									However, they are 2 litre, not 1600.
///M aurice
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Dispite this thread being about a cortina, I have just had this come in for what looks like a full resto. It looks ok but there is much rot, and horrors yet to be found I'm sure.  Any one got a lower front panel kicking around this one is fooked 
  as are the sills, wings, and lower A pillars.
Oh this IS a mk1 capri 1600GT



I reckon 2 weeks solid welding
			
									
									
						Oh this IS a mk1 capri 1600GT



I reckon 2 weeks solid welding
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				maggspower
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That is what I thought when I peered over the owners hedge to see it for the first time. But it is a mixed bag, the back end has survived well, but the sills that have been welded over the originals are dire as is the front panel (I do really need one of these, desperately), and dispite the pics the paint is awful, I dont like modern paint on old cars but this looks ok. The vinyl roof is excellent but some helmet has cut a modern sun roof in to itspook wrote:That is such a nice looking car Maggs, i had one in Pale Blue years ago,death trap it was.
I did see a lot of Ford panels at the autojumble last weekend, too late now
The owner came to look at it today and gave the go ahead, so it will be on a spit soon.
Yes a very pretty car, you usually find the first incarnation of a marque is the most aesthetically pleasing.
There is a big autojumble round my way, but I'm at the Pod, so I will have to send the owner on a scouting mission, only thing is he know nothing about cars, oh joy
Pre facelift mk1 gt ftw! Be even better if I were a 3ltr though.
			
									
									
						




