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Post by BUDGIE »

Have a pipe at my old car al, :cry:
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Post by Alex »

OOH ! I am liking that ! EFI as well, very nice :) the GTD was a cool chassis huh with the rear lnks set like the original, I did a KVA years ago and swapped that to a GTD rear set up :D what trans?
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The dreaded renault unfortunatly, worked well though.
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couple more pic's.
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Nice work, I used the Renault as well with the flip the crown wheel trick LOL, wicked interior mate, accurate dash, me likey
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Ahh well, the coronet is plenty quick and just as pritty, 4 seat's an' all, :wink:
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Agreed, they are all different but Mopars have stolen my heart LOL
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Post by Trigger_Andy »

That is well smart. Can yuo give me a run down on it? I take it it's a kit car or am I miles off track? If so did you build it yourself and if so how do you go about it and where do you buy them?
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Post by Kev »

Saw one in that colour when I was being "recovered" through Goodmayes, they rock! 8) 8)
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They are awesome if they are built well, GTD is my fave chassis (yeah they are kits) there are others like KVA but I think they went under, cool thing with KVA is the guy who built the kits worked for Ford back in the day and his shell was moulded of a real car so it is very accurate, I believe GTD used his bodies and may have bought the moulds later on?
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Post by Anonymous »

The p6 servos Im familier with, the rest ive never seen before!
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Yes alex, ken attwell took the moulds off an original ford museum car and produced the first "kit". GTD were realey the only company who got it right, they to went broke, took over by somone else who produced approx 25 more high quality cars. Mine was the last one commissioned by pertemps boss at a cost of ?53,000. :shock: A pal of mine is importing the best money can buy from australia, alloy tub, alloy suspention, etc., so yes you can still buy one, and in "kit form" also.
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commander powell wrote:The p6 servos Im familier with, the rest ive never seen before!
We had the same steering wheel on a Mk IV Cortina a while back!

Nice reg too, Mal!
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I am suffering from "tent-pole dressing gown" now I have seen those photos! :oops:
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