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1965 Ford Cortina Lotus MkI

1965 Ford Cortina Lotus MkI in James May's 20th Century, Documentary, 2007 IMDB Ep. 1

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: UK

1965 Ford Cortina Lotus MkI

[*][*][*] Vehicle used by a character or in a car chase

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Sunbar UK

2009-02-24 12:08

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Its possibly been discussed before but as an early example is it correctly Lotus Cortina or Ford Cortina Lotus? (We have both descriptions on IMCDb for the 1963 model.)

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This one registered as a Ford

The vehicle details for FGF 113C are:

Date of Liability 01 09 2009
Date of First Registration 19 05 1965
Year of Manufacture Not Available
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1558CC
Vehicle Colour WHITE

dragonboy AU

2009-02-24 12:21

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So if it's registered as a ford it should be Ford Cortina Lotus then, so if that could be added like the example

dsl SX

2011-02-15 15:05

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Ford Heritage Collection car - http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=130510 - photos about half way down page and again further on.

cortina.chris EN

2011-12-10 19:47

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Colin Chapman always refered to the car as a lotus-cortina and this was the name picked up by the press and became the commonly accepted name . Ford however, not wanting the name 'lotus' ahead of the 'cortina' name always officially called the mk1 a cortina-lotus.
Ford also officially called the mk2 version a cortina-lotus but some of their literature and a parts book for this car refer to a lotus-cortina so popular opinion won through. The mk2 was always built by ford themselves and the mk1 built by lotus.

dsl SX

2012-02-02 16:45

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FGF 113C beginning to appear fairly often in media coveragw - a nice Fifth Gear Classics video at Link to "fwd.channel5.com" (with some archive 1966 and RAC Rally footage of LCs; may not have been a broadcast item??) and various magazine features.

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