Celebrate the Old School Revival with Classic Ford

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The October 2014 edition of Classic Ford magazine is available in print and digital format now, and in this issue we bring back classic tuning tricks with five fast Fords!

 

What does old-school mean? To Classic Ford it means keeping everything more-or-less in-period — era-correct wheels, engine mods that were popular when the cars we feature were relatively new, that kind of thing.

 

There’s been a huge resurgence in interest in cars built this way in recent years, and at this year’s Ford Fair (massive photofest featured in this edition), the classic Fords on display both on the magazine’s and the clubs’ stands all had a distinctive old-school flavour. After years of madcap engine transplants and turbo conversions, 2014 has seen more old-school classic Fords featured in the magazine than we’ve covered for quite some time.

 

So for this issue, we thought we’d showcase some of our current favourites for an Old School Revival including a superb Mk1 Granada 3.0S.

 

A stunning Capri 3000GT.

 

A hot 1500GT Anglia 105E.

 

A tuned Mk2 Escort Harrier.

 

Plus a rare Taunus TC Coupe (think fastback Mk3 Cortina).

 

All this plus a Fiesta Supersport buyer’s guide, an in-depth look at the new DCOi carbs — old-school Weber sidedraught carburettor looks with modern fuel-injection internals — a look back at the Group A Sierra Cosworth rally cars, plus cars, parts and projects for sale in our free Readers’ Classifieds pages, and the finest photography you’ll find in a Ford magazine — all in the October 2014 edition, available now.

 

The October 2014 issue of Classic Ford is available from all good newsagents, supermarkets, travel outlets, petrol stations, or direct from our My Favourite Magazines store.

 

Also available in digital format from:
 

Apple Newsstand (iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad users)
Google Play (Android-based smartphone or tablet users, and Google Chrome for PC or Mac)
Zinio (PC or Mac)
Barnes & Noble Nook

 

Cheers!

 

Simon