caprimk1v4 Posted December 19, 2019 Report Posted December 19, 2019 I know it is only loosely connected to "OLD FORD CARS", but the TV series "THE PROFESSIONALS" did a lot of good for the image of what was brand new Fords during the run of the series, that we now regard as "OLD SKOOL FORDS", but today the actor Gordon Jackson would have been 96, he was, as most of you will know, played the part of George Cowley, the hard hitting boss of CI5. Anyway, it is a real shame the actor is no longer with us, along with Lewis Collins, I personally would like to remember them, they were a big part of my growing up and the reason I have a MK2 Granada & various other Fords that would have been the norm in the background of most of the series. RIP Gordon & Lewis, you brought me and so many others pleasure with the cars of the show, and still do with the re-runs. Gone but not forgotten. I thank you.
Monza Posted December 26, 2019 Report Posted December 26, 2019 Got to agree there m8....still watch them now. They seem to be on every day... Professionals, Minder, Sweeney to name a few. Always had the OldSkool Fords in them. Great viewing 👍
khanlad Posted December 26, 2019 Report Posted December 26, 2019 How sad is though that id rather sit and watch a 40 odd year old sweeny or professionals that ive probably seen half a dozen times before that any of the new crap on the tele?
Monza Posted December 26, 2019 Report Posted December 26, 2019 1 hour ago, khanlad said: How sad is though that id rather sit and watch a 40 odd year old sweeny or professionals that ive probably seen half a dozen times before that any of the new crap on the tele? Not sad atall m8. Just goes to show that they don't make em like they used to. Same with the comedies.... Fawlty Towers, Fools and Horses, can't beat em. Watct em over and over. Always funny... even when you know what happens next 😂😂
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