Mk2 Cortina Savage
Discussion
Agreed on the wheels, Dunlop D1’s would be my choice, as chrome Rostyles are so expensive.
I quite like the graphics, I considered putting them on mine, to break up the silver. I also like the bonnet bulge, it’s a much prettier solution than that scoop on the silver car that sold at auction.
Whip the rear spoiler off, probably not worry about the front one.
We often talk about things not right about cars, but, in isolation, running down the local high st, I bet that looks and sounds great
I quite like the graphics, I considered putting them on mine, to break up the silver. I also like the bonnet bulge, it’s a much prettier solution than that scoop on the silver car that sold at auction.
Whip the rear spoiler off, probably not worry about the front one.
We often talk about things not right about cars, but, in isolation, running down the local high st, I bet that looks and sounds great
markymarkthree said:
Legacywr said:
Ah yes, gorgeous car, have seen it at Beaulieu before
It’s a Weber 40 DFAV or similar?
Yes it's a 40 DFAV.It’s a Weber 40 DFAV or similar?
Just bought this… could be bored out to 40mm..
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175464218202?mkcid=16&a...
Thought you might be interested in seeing this…
https://deanemotors.ie/product/lotus-cortina-mk2-c...
https://deanemotors.ie/product/lotus-cortina-mk2-c...
markymarkthree said:
12 sounds about right, as most folk would have gone to Race Proved or Superspeed for a V6 conversion.
I smell a rat, as that engine is a later Essex and wouldn't have gone in a Mk2 in 69.
I wouldn’t let it worry me, my Savage had its first replacement engine in the early 70’s. I smell a rat, as that engine is a later Essex and wouldn't have gone in a Mk2 in 69.
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