Ford Escort MK2 - Van Drag Show Pro street Engineered to bolt in Ford Cleveland and Powerglide. Comes with engine plate, gearbox mount, radiator, sump and pipes to suit Ford Cleveland with Powerglide. Comes with brand new custom PWR radiator. Weld wheels. Mickey Thompson tyres. Paint - Ford Sno White in satin finish Rear End - Terry Cartwright 4 link fine adjustment rear clip and 9 inch diff case. Romak full floater. Body - Chromoly 6 point cage (Matt Lisle). New front guards. New front a
FORD ESCORT MK2 GROUP 4: MOTOR:completly rebuilt all new * 2 Liter Pinto * Rebored with new forged 92mm piston * New Burton Rods with ARP Bolts * Reground balanced crank * Head rebuilt with 48mm inlet & 38 exhaust valves * Light weight English Rockers * Light weight fly wheel with twin plate clutch * Twin 45's with new kits throughout * New oil pump * New alloy sump & pickup too much to list SUSPENSION: * Billsteins all-round GEARBOX: 0-km * Sierra 5 speed with close ratio straigh
Comfortable and reliable for endurance/bash rallying, featuring, 6x steel wheels good rubber, bull bar, driving lights, sump guard, roof rack with light bar, tinting. Good runner NO RUST.
Mk2 Ford Escort 2lt, log booked, worked 2ltr pinto, forged ceramic top pistons, cosworth rods, twin 45 Webber's and much more, for full details contact Steve.
ESCORT Group 4 ex works Ford Australia car - INB 115 plate registered ex Colin Bond/Bob Riley/Greg Carr/Dick Johnson/Ian Hill/John Berne, one of 4 works detached cars built for the Australian Rally championship during 1976 - 1979 under contract to Colin Bond (Ford Australia) , also driven in select events ie Southern Cross International Rally , Alpine and Castrol International rallies. This car is original body shell and only one of two original cars remaining in existence. Safety equipment, eng
Mike Davidson's dream was to capture the world record for the fastest twin-engine Flathead powered streamliner and began over 25 years ago when he and others put their heads together and the DLRA was born. The journey of building his own car began by hiring moulds for the body from Arivetts in the USA and when his body was ready had extensive wind tunnel testing performed at the RAAF Edinburgh base. The car can be entered into four different classes depending on how it is configured. In March 20