http://www.dpccars.com/car-videos-13...e-workshop.htm
Watch Mat Watson take a trip down memory lane when he visits Ford's Heritage workshop in Essex.
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02-13-13, 01:06 PM #1Senior Member
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Ford Heritage workshop
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02-13-13, 07:33 PM #2Senior Member
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Great video. Ford made some great cars back when, and we got stuck with the Pinto, oh well at least the engine was from Germany. My '08 Bullitt went the GB, sent loads of stuff with the car and my contact info, never was contacted. My '66 GT-350R clone went to Calgary, CN last year, have not had any recent contact on that either.
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02-15-13, 12:08 PM #3Administrator
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Out of all the HPStangs you have had which one do you miss the most. I say that Bullitt in the Pic above but I could be wrong????????
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