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Another picture! The red car has been garaged all of it's life so has had only minor bodywork. Outfitted with Minilite magnesium wheels.

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This is a 1968 GT built in Dagenham in May 68.

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Alot of these pictures are blurry so I will post better ones once I can.

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A close-up shot of the front end. It's not really leaking as bad as it appears here!

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This one is a 1970 model. This one is my daily runner (most of the year) I have fitted a 2.8 Capri powertrain into this car.

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Needs some work but the body in mostly solid condition.

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Dealer installed key locking hood accessory. Kenlowe cooling fan.

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The sidedrafts have been removed in favor of driveability and mileage. Uprated 711m engine, Lotus radiator, Lotus 2-piece propellor shaft, k-mac strut tops and Ford underhood lamp accessory.

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Corbeau seats and roll bar. It has most of the goodies needed to go rallying but has never been rallied. Strut towers have been strengthened but not for rust reasons.

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Fitted with Lotus guages. You can just see spare doors & hood (Bonnet) against the garage wall.

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OO, what a lovely pair! :rofl:

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