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Wildest 1990 Ford Granada I've ever seen!


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Even to build what he built is no easy task, but it would have been nice if he'd got the panels a little straighter, the car not leaning to one side, and the wheel openings actually round. Like I said though, you have to respect the amount of effort that went into making the thing look as good as it does, and to actually run. I've seen WAY worse.

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Yup, a British Ford Granada. Back in 1981 I drove one briefly in Jamaica when I was there on my honeymoon. I was intrigued by the RHD cars there, and saw there was a Hertz agency within a short walk from our hotel. So I went and rented one. I drove it around, then brought it back about an hour later. The guy asked me why, and I told him I just wanted to test drive it out of car curiosity. He asked me if there was anything else on the lot I'd like to try, then let me drive around a couple different cars including a Toyota van with RHD and a 4 speed on the column!

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This reminds me of that russian guy that built a Rolls Royce Phantom out of a Mercedes W124....and then there was this guy that built a Lamborghini Countach replica in his basement and had to dig up the garden and make a hole in the wall to get it out. I guess, if you don't build models and you'r tired of the wifes nagging this will be the outcome.

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Yup, a British Ford Granada. Back in 1981 I drove one briefly in Jamaica when I was there on my honeymoon. I was intrigued by the RHD cars there,

No such thing as a British Granada after the Mk1, after 1976 all Granada's were built at the Cologne factory in Germany

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No such thing as a British Granada after the Mk1, after 1976 all Granada's were built at the Cologne factory in Germany

The Granada that this build is based on was never a Granada in the rest of Europe, we got it as the mk1 Scorpio. To us the last Granada was in 1985. But I guess they where all built in Germany.

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