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A total of 12 club cars attended the Ford Centenary Day. |
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GT40 Number 1089 in a special display area. |
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| Above is Ford's famous MkIII DWC 8G, looking positively splendid in the sunshine. This is 1107, the seventh and last MkIII ever built. | |
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Left, the GT70 was not intended as a track
car but a rally car. Dreamed up by rally legend Roger Clark, it was
produced in 1971 but had a very short history. It was uncompetitive
and was dropped when the Ford RS1600 appeared. If you want to know more check out Roger's book 'Sideways to victory'. |
| There was a competition for
car of the day, not a concours event though all six finalists were
excellent. The appropriate winner was the oldest Ford on show the Model-T. In absolutely delightful condition, it certainly was a star car from the front and rear (below). Others in order are 1950's Zodiac; 1960's Thames (Anglia) van and Mustang; 1970's Capri and a 1980's red Fiesta. |
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