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1970 cortina GT wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 08, 2020 12:49 pm

I could sit and watch this kind of racing all day..

Ditto - and during this Covid thing I have been doing a great deal of that!

Saw my first real race in the early '60s and will watch almost any kind of racing but I still prefer "this kind of racing" every time.

Any progress? Due to a cancer situation in the family, (not me) I put it on hold. Now that things are settled and the cancer is in remission I have decide that another crazy build is not doable. The last one took 7 years to complete and if I took the same amount of time with this one, I would be in...

zephyrgary wrote: ↑

Mon May 11, 2020 9:45 pm

He has now changed the ad to read Deluxe, not GT. Must have heard from someone and gotten a clue.
Gary

I sent him a quick email to "update" his info...said he doesn't really know much about "these" cars.

Langlia wrote: ↑

Mon May 04, 2020 9:19 pm

Anyone have one laying around for an English axle? Good condition?

Have you tried Ian Wood at IWE?

Brett Wilkie wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 22, 2020 11:00 am

Isn't that Fred's old Cortina that had a Fiat engine originally?

That's the one, then I tried all of the following drivetrains (put them in place etc) before settling on the S2000 as the weapon of choice
Zetec
Miata
K24DE
SHO (Gen1)
Pinto

Should never have sold it.

That's my old neighbourhood and that car is now in it's second year of being for sale, it is hard to imagine that it will sell anytime soon with this Covid-19 thing depressing the market. All the local car shows are canceled until further notice. That's the one I had for a while and is a really goo...

Kiwi Cortina wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 11, 2020 7:04 am

Yeah but its made the page unreadable. On this 1 page alone there was 4 adds, after every second comment. Screws up the flow of the comments.

I saw the same thing - and simply scrolled past the ads.

Or to put it better, I "flowed" past the ads.

Kiwi Cortina wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 07, 2020 8:46 am

How do I stop seeing all the advertising? Its making it hard to read the site.

Thanks

Ads pay for free sites, just ignore/bypass the ads and be happy that this site is free.

zephyrgary wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 06, 2020 8:46 pm

As I noted elsewhere, the "1967" rally car is clearly pre-airflow so how can it be a 67?
Garyin AZ

I should by the 'suspect' ones - the wagon being the most obvious non Lotus and then sue Sothebys for misrepresenting the cars.

The settlement should pay for the cars plus a nice vacation.

I preferred it when they were Lotus Cortinas, not Lotus Cortina by Ford and certainly not Ford Lotus Cortina

And calling that station wagon a Lotus is just plain daft, regardless of how many lotus bits are on it.

Rant over...for now.

I have had a few turbo cars and enjoyed them but one of these days I will stick a supercharger on some engine. I like the methodology behind them - and the noise.

Hmmm, wonder if they have a bolt-on for the Kent engine.

https://vancouver.craigslist.org/pml/ct ... 61394.html

Imperfect Prefect but the bones are there and the price is right.

You didn't initially say what vintage of BMW you wife drives, I know that BMW has made leaps and bounds with their 4 cylinder engines in recent years but I am not up to speed on their advancements since I retired from the Vancouver Dealership in 2012 after 35 years of wrenching there. I know that t...

I have toyed with the idea of putting my BMW engine in my Green Anglia. I have been driving this 1995 318Ti for 15 years now and it is starting to rust a little bit, the 1800cc engine though puts out about 210 HP and it certainly makes the Ti fly as well as a 6 cylinder Beemer. I modded the cars en...

Wow! A 328i engine and autobox in a Cortina, how big is your shoe horn? The BMWs do have nice running gear though and pretty reliable too, I wonder what he would take for that 4 door. I just had a long text/chat with him and he is absolutely no hurry whatsoever - he has the Enfo disease being an ex...