Peace by cfulton
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I drove past this car one morning parked on the side of the road. Just had to go back the next day with my camera for Andrea.
Remember this one?
Cheers,
Clive
Comments (18)
Is that the Mk 1 Cortina? I had a MK 2 1600 with crossflow head, I loved that car!! [LOL].
Yep!! I remember it! My dad had a Cortina in the 60s.
We had one in the family too, only our's came complete with complimentary rust throughout!
FABULOUS! in the words of Maurice Chevalier " Ah yes, I remember it well!" That's when one could tell cars apart at 500 yards. Thankyou Clive! My first car was a 1968 MkII Cortina Estate..I bought it with a piece of my pottery sculpture, a straight swop! It was already 10 years old at the time.
cool capture...
Really cool looking car. Nice work!
Outstanding capture Clive.
LOL... Just made me think of the old SA joke of the 123 people - 1 litre brandy, 2 litre coke and a 3 litre Cortina... Great capture Clive! :)
nice capture!!
DUDE! I remember those! I loved these! Might have a shot of one at the big car show! Or not... Wonderful... Well caught.. Rob
wonderful backside of a car!!! Great photo!
A great classic one !
early dagenham dustbin...;)
Not sold in the USA as I recall but wasn't it built by Ford? We were still in the giant car-gas hog days when this car was popular. Glad you returned for a taillight.
awesome car and shot !
Just the right amount of car here. :) Great capture! I don't remember if I remember Cortinas or not. :P Probably not, as Bill says we didn't have them here! I'll take his word for it.
Really a beautiful backlite. Beautiful car, did you got a full shot?
An elegant oldtimer and pic!