My Cortina Pick-up
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 12 11:10 pm
I've been back working on my Cortina pick-up and its now about ready for its MOT 
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Posted: Sun Jul 01, 12 11:28 pm
That's one sweet Lookin parts fetcher Baz
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 12 11:39 pm
Very stylish - did you do the conversion?
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 12 11:41 pm
yes like that, just ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, what a bloody shame its not a 2 dr gt,
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 1:02 am
Beaut Ute, Mate! 
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 3:43 am
That is so cool,wow clean detail,so unique nobody has one like that
I would love to have that
Can I steal this pic for the interweb?
I would love to have that
Can I steal this pic for the interweb?
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 8:17 am
MK3 panels on P 100? Nice job
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 10:28 am
Love that Baz, very cool!
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 12:26 pm
Superb, looks factory!
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 1:07 pm
Thanks for the comments thumbsupp
Yes I built it all myself originally a mk5 cortina P100 I fitted mk3 wings (cut to suit), bonnet (cut and lifted centre bulge to match into mk5 scuttle panel), mk3 doors with mk5 tops, mk3 front panel, flared b pillars to flow from mk3 cortina front to Sierra P100 back with mk3 Cortina rear arches fitted and flushed in rear panel. 2.9i V6 from a Granada, home made exhausts, Porsche 944S half leather seats, custom made wheels by Revolution done to my sizes (pcd is 5 x 127 so not easy to find aftermarket with the offset I needed), and probably loads more I can't think of right now!
If I had more time, money and not as many other projects on the go then I would have spent more on the paint job to make it perfect but at the end of the day it's a pick-up and will be used as such!
Main thing is it's ready for an MOT so I can use it but I have a bit of rolling work to do on the interior as it's just been thrown together to get me going but a new carpet and door cards are required as well as a radio and CB then just some tyding up of the engine bay with some cleaner, cable ties and paint for the block, rocker covers, etc.
Yes I built it all myself originally a mk5 cortina P100 I fitted mk3 wings (cut to suit), bonnet (cut and lifted centre bulge to match into mk5 scuttle panel), mk3 doors with mk5 tops, mk3 front panel, flared b pillars to flow from mk3 cortina front to Sierra P100 back with mk3 Cortina rear arches fitted and flushed in rear panel. 2.9i V6 from a Granada, home made exhausts, Porsche 944S half leather seats, custom made wheels by Revolution done to my sizes (pcd is 5 x 127 so not easy to find aftermarket with the offset I needed), and probably loads more I can't think of right now!
If I had more time, money and not as many other projects on the go then I would have spent more on the paint job to make it perfect but at the end of the day it's a pick-up and will be used as such!
Main thing is it's ready for an MOT so I can use it but I have a bit of rolling work to do on the interior as it's just been thrown together to get me going but a new carpet and door cards are required as well as a radio and CB then just some tyding up of the engine bay with some cleaner, cable ties and paint for the block, rocker covers, etc.
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 3:23 pm
Nice 
lloks a lot like the Aus Ford Falcon ute.
lloks a lot like the Aus Ford Falcon ute.Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 6:19 pm
The mods are very subtle, I'd never have guessed so much work has gone into it!
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 7:48 pm
Excellent work that is Baz!
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 8:29 pm
fantastic, very
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 12 9:31 pm
Exactly Paul, the devils in the detail, love the time and effort in stuff like thatdb wrote:The mods are very subtle, I'd never have guessed so much work has gone into it!