Ford UK

Compiled by Trevor Alder, Softbound, 96 Pages, ISBN: B565B, TSB 012, 1st Edition, August, 1992 Contents The Capri is made practical, Motor Sport, March 1974     4The sporting hatchback, Motor, 2nd March 1.974   5Capri goes hatchback...

Compiled by Trevor Alder, Softbound, 84 Pages, ISBN: 858473349 - TSB 334 Contents Seven with style, Autocar, 25th March 1978 4Auto-test - Ford Capri 1600 S, Autocar, 2nd September 1978 10Road test - Ford Capri 1.6 GL, Motor, 11th November 1978 16Turbo...

Author: Graham Robsonm Softbound, 32 Pages, ISBN: 9780747805199 - Reprinted in 2012 When launched in 1962, the Ford Cortina was an entirely new type of British car. Compared with its rivals — and with earlier Fords — it was light yet...

Author: Dennis Foy, Hardbound, 160 Pages, ISBN: 9780947981822 - This 2nd Edition Published 1994 Writing this book would have been an appreciably more difficult task without the assistance of a number of people and companies. As well as the many who...

Author: Graham Robson, Hardbound, 192 Pages, ISBN: 9781861269430, 1st Edition, 2007 In the 1930s, Ford-UK built up a remarkable private car operation at Dagenham in Essex, but when production re-started after World War Two every model was technically...

Author: Derick Allsop, Hardbound, 160Pages, ISBN: 9781859606568 Foreword by Colin McRae, H656, 1st Edition, November, 1999 When Ford signed Colin McRae to head their challengefor the World Rally Championship, it heralded one of the most exciting ventures...

Between 1968 and 1981 the Ford Escort became the most successful family of rally cars in the world, at all levels. During that period rallying became progressively faster, tougher, more glamorous and more popular as a spectator sport, while the teams and...

Ford’s legendary Sierra and Escort RS Cosworths changed the face of performance road cars, making them as desirable to keen drivers as they are to classic collectors. This quick-reference guide acts as a handy pocket-sized companion during the...

This is the definitive history of Ford’s 8hp Model Y and the 10hp Model C, and their variants – cars that saved Ford from bankruptcy in Europe following the Great Depression of the early 1930s. Heavily illustrated, and featuring full...

Ford’s Mk1 and Mk2 Escorts (1967 to 1980) are collectable classics, and this guide aims to aid potential buyers or restorers through the purchasing process. A one-stop package offering great advice, this is the ideal companion for anyone sampling...

This book covers the sporting versions of Ford’s Escort Mk2, including the RS Mexico, Sport, Harrier, RS1800 and the RS2000. Also covered are the Australian variants and Series X cars. Model-by-model, with hundreds of pictures, it gives you all the...

By: Dan Williamson . Launched at the beginning of 1968, Ford's Escort had a new platform, the new Kent crossflow engine, a new all-synchromesh gearbox and, for the first time on a Ford, rack-and-pinion steering. It was a nice drive, with light controls,...