From the seller: “Ford Capri 3.0S W Reg
First registered 8th December 1980.
BARN FIND it’s a genuine car that’s been sat in my barn since 2000 and been off the road since around 1996
All I’ve done is pull it out and given it a quick wash on outside and put some replacement tyres on it.
I believe it is a complete car but is certainly a restoration project…..but what a great opportunity. Rear spoiler is just placed on boot as it’s fixing rotted off.
I cannot advise on condition of any part on it but it’s got a great interior (that needs a good clean) complete with the Carla trim and fishnet headrests. Only very little work would be required to the interior or use as is.
As far as I can see there are no cracks or splits in the dashboard and no damage to the rear seat tops…..probably saved by its incarceration in the barn for so long. Original radio with uncut dash. Perfect condition rear wiper motor cover that’s hard to find these days.”
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