FORD CAPRI MK 3 2.0 GHIA AUTO

From the seller: “FORD CAPRI MK 3 1979 2.0 GHIA AUTO, IN NEED OF SOME LIGHT RESTORATION

NEED SILLS BOTH SIDES, BOTTOM OF REAR WING DRIVERS SIDE, SOME LIGHT RUST ON BOTTOM OF DOORS FRONT PANEL SOME RUST AND A HOLE MAY REPAIR. FRONT OF BONNET HAS DENT AND BEEN UNDERSEALED.

SOME OTHER MINOR RUST AREAS AND PAINT FADING, FLOORS & BOOT AREA VERY GOOD AND UNDERNEATH LOOKS VERY SOUND, INSIDE SEATS AND CAPETS ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION NO RIPS OR CIGARETTE BURNS BUT SOME PARTS OF THE SEATS HAVE GONE A BIT BAGGY.

THIS CAR STARTS AND DRIVES VERY WELL THE ENGINE SOUNDS VERY SWEET WITH A GOOD OIL PRESURE. SPEEDO SHOW 85K …..V5 PRESENT.”

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