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It's in the shops right now. Here's a quick look at what's in the new edition of the world's biggest and best-selling classic Ford magazine:

 

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4x4, Cosworth-powered Mk2 Escort street racer.

 

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Harris Crossflow-powered Mk1 Fiesta.

 

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Rat-look, supercharged Zetec Mk1 Cortina.

 

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450 bhp, 4x4 Escort XR 3.

 

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Your projects: awesome, road-legal Anglia hillclimber build.

 

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10-second Zetec turbo Capri from Malta (though it's since run a 9! :shock: ).

 

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How to fit a kill-switch and relocate the battery to the boot of your classic Ford.

 

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Fast Road-spec Essex V6 build-up.

 

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Classic Fords restored: gorgeous Mk3 Zodiac

 

PLUS

Ford's top 5 Q-cars

Capri 40th event at Brooklands

Night Racing at Malta's Hal Far Raceway

Capri Mk2 Ghia buyer’s guide

Jersey Rally 2009

Cars, parts and projects for sale

Inspiration: Mk1 Zephyr-Zodiac

Inside Escort Ecosse

Mk1 RS2000 Estate

 

All this plus a whole load more in the January 2010 issue.

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Super cool 8)

 

But whats a Q car :oops:

 

Here's Graham Robson's definition from the same issue:

 

"During World War I, various British merchant ships were heavily armed, but disguised, and were intended to lure enemy ships and submarines into making attacks, which could then be repulsed. They were, in other words, wolves in sheep's clothing.

"Such vessels were christened Q-ships - and in future years the same sort of description was applied to any machine that delivered more than it promised. A Q-car, therefore, is a car that is faster and more capable than it looks."

 

8)

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I can remember talking to Jeff Uren at Symonds Yat many years ago, where he described his Savage Cortinas as the ultimate Q cars. I guess he was just a bit biased though :lol:

 

 

Simon - I'd love to have a proper copy of the the Lotus Cortina pics from the same article. I'm guessing the current owner of CTC 16E would too thinking about it!. Would that be possible mate?

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Hi Graham,

 

Not a problem, can you PM me your email address (one that won't spit its dummy out at large-ish files)?

 

Cheers,

 

Simon

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I am very disappointed with the year planner in this years mag.I am sitting looking at last years on my wall and its great for filling in rallies through the year and looking at the whole years events at a glance .This years is useless as there is no space to write anything.Its not a planner but a calendar with photo's.

I hope you revert to a planner again next year

John

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