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Retro Ford magazine Jam-packed with the best well-known show, street and track cars, in-depth technical features and product testing, company profiles and amazing show reports that really capture the atmosphere, as well as focusing on owners’ club meets and much, much more. If you like your old skool Fords then this is the publication for you! Order today: www.retrofordmagazine.co.uk

Retro Ford magazine Jam-packed with the best well-known show, street and track cars, in-depth technical features and product testing, company profiles and amazing show reports that really capture the atmosphere, as well as focusing on owners’ club meets and much, much more. If you like your old skool Fords then this is the publication for you! Order
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WE WERE THERE

and sold for £37,000. A 1972 Ford Escort Twin

Cam went for £49,500 and a 1972 Ford Escort

Mk1 RS1600 sold for £58, 500. Two series two

RS Turbos was in the auction both finished in Red.

The first one up was left-hand drive - this one,

however, didn’t sell but did have a buy it now price

of £16,000. The second one did sell. This was a

low mileage example with only 29,000 miles on the

clock, it went for £27,900. These were all stunning

cars, but the car that sold for the most was a Jaguar

XJ220 which sold for £362,812!

Another old Ford which took our eye here at

Retro Towers was a 1978 Mk1 Ford Transit V4

1.7Ltr Van Caravanette. It was fully restored this

year but turned into a pickup with an F100 rear end.

It now has a V4 2ltr power plant. It had over 300

man-hours of work that went into it, to get it to this

condition. On the Tickford owners stand, we saw

something we’d never seen before…. a Tickford

Capri. Not rare, you might say, but this one was a

one-off! It was finished in Green! Not British Racing

Green though, even the wheels were green. This

particular car was build number 27 of the planned

100 they planned to build, but 106 were built during

the time frame along with four prototypes models.

The list of stunning cars at this great event is

endless (as you can see from the pictures), and all

we can say is watch out for next year’s date, which

will be announced very soon. Make a note and

space in your diary for it as it will be another great

event. n

See our behind the scenes footage on Instagram: @retrofordmagazine

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