Chris! Posted November 28, 2007 Report Posted November 28, 2007 Xr6 have different shells to the standard Cortina, They were V6 Essex powered, And being South African the body kit has lots of different pieces too, There was one broken recently in scotland I think, OZ auso had 6 cylinder Mk4/5s, 4 ltr straight 6s possibly from the mustang/falcon ange. The rear suspension differs too - its 5 link instead of 4 link (UK spec) The car broken in Scotland was an XR6 TF. There were 2 known TF's in the UK out of 500 made. These cars are distinctive - they are white with special blue TF stripes. TF stands for Team Ford. Mid-June 1982 brought about the birth of the Cortina XR6 Interceptor. This was a real true blue Ford and has become a very sought after collectors item. This car included modified exhaust headers, camshaft, cylinder heads, high compression pistons, a 3.08 differential and, most important, three 42 Webers. This very special car also boasted 13" alloy rims. This combination became a legend on both race track and on the street. Only 250 of these were ever made. A very limited edition was the Cortina X-Ocet. The car was similar to the Interceptor except for its being fuelled by a 450 cfm Holley http://cortina80.co.uk/ford_cortina_xr6.htm buts its not getting broken anymore!
Mick The Cabbie Posted November 28, 2007 Report Posted November 28, 2007 The pics in the link show the car fitted with rather RS roll top type seats. ...in a Cortina! How cool is that
bortaf Posted November 28, 2007 Report Posted November 28, 2007 The XR6 had scheell seats also available as an option over here from the Xpack
bortaf Posted November 28, 2007 Report Posted November 28, 2007 could be but i fond it under 'xr6' on google ah yes found it, it's labled "Mr Jucy vs XR6 Turbo Ute." i guess that's Mr juicy then shame they cut the UTE out the pic
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