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    1. 05-25-2014 #1
      chop top cortina mk2
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      hi, been on here a few times. im from the uk and been building a protouring car for about a year now and looking at some of the cars on here felt it about time i signed up.

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    3. 05-25-2014 #2
      epeterson
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      Welcome! What car are you building? Any pictures?

      -Erik
      I always tell others to take the high road, that way there's more room for me on the low road

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    4. 05-26-2014 #3
      chop top cortina mk2
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      Quote Originally Posted by epeterson View Post
      Welcome! What car are you building? Any pictures?

      -Erik
      car is a 1968 mk2 cortina 2 door saloon, had it for about 19 years now and been collecting parts for a total rebuild for about ten.

      the roof has been chopped 3 1/2 inches and the screen is laid back 4". 20"x9 front wheels and 10"x22" rears. it has a custom made chassis and jag xj40 complete running gear. it has a rover v8 with single t4 turbo. it has alot of custom made parts which i have been designing and building myself as the build progresses.Name: 010.jpg Views: 247 Size: 190.4 KB

      will start a project build so you can see more of the build.
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    5. 05-27-2014 #4
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      Wow, I've never seen a Cortina anything like that! Welcome!

      T.C.
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    6. 05-29-2014 #5
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      The chop and the stance.....perfect! Driveline sounds interesting. Must be difficult to keep that car straight with the short wheel base and all those horses.
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