Pretty much complete except original seats. Bought this off a friend 6 years ago who Bought it in 2006 from GS escorts Wigan. Too many projects in front of it means sadly time to move it on again .was running in 2006 prior to strip down for a rally replica build. A vauxhall redtop was chassis mounted and type 9 fitted with bigger tunnel and full roll cage. That was as far as it got and when I bought it plan was to put it back to original so removed engine box and cage. This is where it is at now so will need quite a lot of work to bring it back to its former glory ie original tunnel bulkhead etc. Viewing is welcome and recommended just so anyone knows what work is required. Car is actually pretty solid but depends how far you want to go with it.”
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