Used Ford Cars for Sale near Denver, CO

I have to say, I'm proud to be old enough to have owned a Ford Cortina. In their day, there was nothing to touch them. Bullet proof in every way. My 1.3 Crusader could have done with morepower, but it did the job! Crusader specification gave 'Ghia' type wood cappings to the doors and special 'Pin striping' to the bodywork.

A beast had awsome performance once did 125mph on M25

it handles well for its and the price i bought it for...$250 with new tires and extracted...manifold rusted off...and it just keeps going...revs high and the engine responds well to that. repairs: gearbox...the ball went in it...the rear drum brake was seized...alternator...seat belt... performance...still does 0 - 100km/h in 6.5 seconds 2L 4 speed manual

It's a real 80's icon complete with 2.3 V6 guzzler engine, Ghia trim, and black vinyl roof. Perfect for playing Howard Jones cassettes in (yes it has a cassette player). The comfiest seats I've ever sat in. Handles like a blancmange! This ain't no rocket- ship. You really need to keep on top of the bodywork on these old girls as they rot like dead wood. If you can, check the VIN plate. If it has german writing, then you're onto a winner (they used better steel than the UK versions). You won't pull no birds with this thing though, and be prepared for loads of dreamers offering to buy it and never doing anything..........

My vehicle hade a powerful yet simple engine, simple seats, the headlights was not very effective, the brakes was good, the gear box was most inviting. It needed alot of body work thou. I like the design cause it favored a muscle (classic). Its stood proud on the road when you look at it. The dash board was upgradable, wide tires, big trunk, hard car, the back seat was very comfortable thou. Side mirrors were kind of boring. But I really like the car. I still have dimensions on a CD to customize the body, WOW, that was so long ago