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Works Cortina, Capri & Corsair in Detail (Hardcover)
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Works Cortina, Capri & Corsair in Detail (Hardcover)
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Following his outstandingly successful books Works Escorts in
Detail and Works Triumphs in Detail, rally veteran and historian
Graham Robson now tackles the story of Ford's emergence during the
1960s as a leader in international saloon car competition, whether
in race or rally, beginning with the Mark 1 Cortina in 1962. Walter
Hayes was the driving force behind this push forward. It was he who
enlisted Colin Chapman to create the Lotus-Cortina, he who had bold
ideas like entering the Safari Rally and the London-Sydney
Marathon, he who brought in Alan Mann Racing to wipe the board in
touring car racing, he who attracted top-flight drivers like Roger
Clark, Jim Clark, Graham Hill and Pat Moss, and he who inspired
Ford's quite dazzling success in national and international
competition. The career of every works Mark I and Mark II Cortina,
Lotus-Cortina, Capri and Corsair is individually recounted in this
book, with contemporary action photographs and listings of events
entered, results and drivers, along with accounts of performances
in rallies and races. In addition there are specially commissioned
colour photographs of a number of surviving works cars, which have
been shot in considerable detail. For fans of the race and rally
Fords of these glory days, as well as for motor sport enthusiasts,
this book is pure treasure.
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