1987 Ford Capri 2.0 Laser

From the seller: “Ford Capri 2.0 Laser in need of restoration. Car has been off road and stored since 2011. Its all complete and does start and run but will need a restoration.

We have the keys and current V5 with the car. Its showing 78000 miles and has had 4 previous owners.

Body – Capri Laser shell. Good strut tops, inner wings, bonnet, tailgate, doors, main floor, boot floor. Will need work on the following, scuttle under windscreen, both rear arches, front wings, rear floor near spring hangers, passenger side wing rail. Tops of A pillars are good. Sunroof slides and tilts and has not rot round it.

Mechanics – 2.0 Pinto and 5 speed box. Starts if you gravity feed it with fuel. Didnt put any in the tank as not sure what condition its in. Engine sounds ok but will need a service as a minimum”

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