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1960 P4 100, 1960 P5 Mk.1

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Some years ago I bought a one registered owner, 1700 (seventeen hundred) mile, '72 Ford Consul V4 (Granada Mk.1 shape) which had been part of a collection of low-mileage cars. It looked fantastic, and had a genuine 'time warp' interior which even smelled new inside! Problem was that because of...

Ah thanks, guys. This is exactly what I was looking for! The P6 buyer's guide is especially useful and many thanks for all that info, Pilkie. I really have no preference between a later TC and a V8, but I confess I do prefer round dials to the strip speedo on the SC. I shall be looking upon...

After an abstinence of more than 20 years I'm now seriously thinking about getting myself another P6: I would be looking for one of the later cars, either a TC or possibly a V8. Is there a buyer's guide I can read-up on before setting out? Mechanical problems are not too much of a concern to...

Thanks guys :). chrisyork may have a point: that 'my' car may have since assumed the identity of a tax-free (pre-1973) P6 although in fact I don't believe any cars qualified for tax-free status back in 1992/3 when RUE570M apparently disappeared off the DVLA database? Equally, of course, it...

I can remember seeing these Avon 'safety' wheels being advertised (new) in the motoring mags when I was a kid! Must have been 1973-74 I guess? On the subject of unusual wheels, I used to drive an ex-Police SD1 many years ago which wore an unusual set of Michelin alloys + tyres. The car...

Thanks for the replies. In fact (R)UE is a Warwickshire registration, Stina. This 3500S had just 1 recorded keeper and had covered only 43,000 miles when I bought it from a local motor dealer / collector in late 1991 - which makes it all the more curious that it had disappeared off the DVLA...

Hi Folks, My name is John and I'm new on here today. I have been trying to trace an almond 3500S which I owned over 20 years ago, RUE570M. In 1992 I sold it to a chap with a P6 restoration business in the Gloucester area, and I'm sure I have seen it around since then - albeit some years ago...