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The green one is genuine was originally a 2.5 V6 belongs to member of MK3 of.

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Giulia

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Alfetta

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Giulietta

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settanta­cinque / Milano

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Sei

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4 hours ago, JeeExEll said:

Ford South Africa. Based on 2-door front.

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The one below's not Ford South Africa. Based on 4-door. But I particularly like the WGAF attitude with the standard front wheeltrim hubcaps, the style of which started with the 1959 105E Anglia and lasted right through all the 60s Fords till the mid 70s basic Mk3 Cortina 'L decor'.

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Next one's a long 2-door, but is it a conversion or not? Longer rear overhang like an estate but 2-door doors. Earlier grille but on 75 car. Who knows, I really like it.

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But I don't think it came from the factory with a 5.0. 

Mega clean car, so well done it looks like factory V8 installation Zoom in on that engine bay. It's still around too. Fantastic.

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Bet it's a bit lively on the throttle at roundabouts. Factory 'backie' versions had a leafsprung axle.

Given it’s got a separate bed, i’m going for FACTORY. 

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The clue is the registration date.  It was imported/registered 2006

It's a 1975 Ford Cortina Pickup built at the Port Elizabeth SA plant

The SA cars had the longer doors from the two-door sedan. 1971-77

Aside from the grille etc, you can tell the difference of the Taunus TC-based Otosan P100 built in Turkey as that used the shorter doors from the four-door sedan.

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Work in progress? Must be nice and airy to drive.

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No, I don't know what you'd do with it either. Transport boxes of eggs maybe.

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On 6/9/2019 at 7:52 PM, Lacquer Peel said:

Mk1 Fiesta pickup with a turbocharged longitudinal engine (Cosworth?). It looks quite well done but I didn't get a close look because I was working.

 

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I've seen that a couple of times and the engineering of the back end is ace.

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In Mittenwald on the German Austrian border. IMG_20190711_224754.thumb.jpg.118e8d3fea453310339f92098bcd8eb7.jpg

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sort of in the vain of  home made pick ups . . .

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No idea if this is factory or not. 

I know I want one... IMG_20190720_145652.thumb.jpg.a8d0466060d1f8a1e536cdb4ba6aaa92.jpg

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On 7/5/2019 at 11:32 AM, JeeExEll said:

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No, I don't know what you'd do with it either. Transport boxes of eggs maybe.

Use your imagination. Is this not the alfresco* equivalent of a van with a mattress?

*Alfresco / Dogging

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On 7/5/2019 at 11:32 AM, JeeExEll said:

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No, I don't know what you'd do with it either. Transport boxes of eggs maybe.

Use your imagination. Is this not the alfresco* equivalent of a van with a mattress?

*Alfresco / Dogging

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On 7/21/2019 at 8:39 PM, Timewaster said:

Use your imagination. Is this not the alfresco* equivalent of a van with a mattress?

*Alfresco / Dogging

Triumph Shag.

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Just pinched this off the ebay thread. 

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Talk about identity crisis (it's a Mondeo if you were wondering). 

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Other than the Aldi grille, that works rather well - got a link?

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1 hour ago, bunglebus said:

Other than the Aldi grille, that works rather well - got a link?

Can't figure out how to do links on this phone. It's the last post on page 5110 on the ebay tat thread. It's finished now but you can still see the pics. It went for £440 with 35 bids. Can't help thinking it wasn't worth the effort. 

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There is a Mondeo pickup near where i work, its nicely done but not completed will take a pic next time i go past.

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