Showing posts with label capri mark 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label capri mark 3. Show all posts

Friday, 20 November 2009

Classic Ford Capri Mk3 280 Brooklands 1986 MkIII

Capri 280 Brooklands


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Capri 280 Brooklands 1986


A final run of 2.8-litre injected models badged as the Capri 280, were introduced in March 1987. Painted in Brooklands dark green, with red and white coachlines, they were tastefully trimmed in leather and fitted with 7J X 15-in alloy wheels. Costing £11,999 each, just 1,038 280s were built making them instant classics. It represented a dignified end for Ford's sport coupe, which had seen continuous production for the 18 years from November 1968 until December 1986 and notched up a total of nearly 1.9 million copies.


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Sunday, 15 November 2009

Ford Capri Mk3 Zakspeed Turbo 1981-1982 (Mark 3)

Capri Mk3 Zakspeed Turbo


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Capri Mk3 Zakspeed Turbo 1981-1982


From July 1981 the German market took another step forward with the launch of the Zakspeed-engineered Capri Turbo. It was a strange mixture of 2.8-litre carburettor-fed Granada engine with a KKK turbocharger, 2.8 injection running gear and X-Pack body panels, and was clearly designed to cash in on the success of the fabulous Zakspeed racers. Only around 200 were built and officially it was only ever available in Germany, through RS dealerships.


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Thursday, 12 November 2009

Classic Capri Mk3 3000S 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981

Capri Mk3 3000S 1978-81


What is your favourite Ford Capri?


Capri Mk3 3000S 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981


The third-generation Capris were introduced at the Geneva Show in March 1978, allegedly with 150 revisions, but in practice little different from their predecessors. The new extended bonnet gave the headlamps a sort of eyebrow effect. The S models ran on Ghia wheels but gained a soft plastic rear spoiler and prominent S side striping. Desirable extras from the options list were Recaro seats (75.84), headlamp washers (56.14) and a high quality steel sunroof (£146).


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