A five seater convertible and a four seater cabriolet conversion of the Corsair were available via Crayford Engineering, and only 18 cabriolets were built, using technology from Karl Deutsch GmbH in Germany, of which only four are known to survive. The Corsair of 1968 was a longer midsized car based on the Cortina, with a 2.0 litre V4 engine in its later form. The Corsair was a midsized car from Ford UK, a long wheelbase Cortina with extra soundproofing.
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manufactured by Ford UK
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a car produced by Ford of Britain between 1963 and 1970
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WikipediaFord Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
18 Cabriolets were built, using technology from
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18 Cabriolets were built, using technology from
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manufactured by Ford UK
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Only four are known to survive.
Body style, sedan: Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
a saloon or estate from 1964 until
Body style, station-wagon: Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
a saloon or estate from 1964 until
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