Ford Capri III 2.8 Injection (RS/Turbo Umbau)

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Car-ID: XT0662

Model, Body type:
Coupe
Registration:
1984
Engine Power:
2,772 CCM (138 KW / 188 BHP)
Transmission:

			
			Manual transmission
		
Color:

			Blue		
Doors:
2
Mileage:
68,700 km

Vehicle Description

Ford Capri III Turbo conversion to racing touring car look
– 2.8 litre V6 injection/turbo engine with 138 kW (188 hp) with 5-speed manual transmission
– According to information 5 owners
– Speedometer reading
– Extensive conversion of engine, chassis and body registered in the registration certificate
– Performance increase by Garret exhaust turbocharger and exhaust system
– Chassis tuning with parts from Eibach, body parts from Ford, Suhe and Kerscher
– Front and rear apron, rear wing on tailgate, blue – white paint in turbo look
– BBS 15″ alloy rims with tires front 225/50, rear 285/40
– Recaro sports seats, Ford RS steering wheel
– Large centre console with additional fittings for exhaust temperature and lambda sensor ecc.
– German registration + valid technical control (MOT) until 08/2024

The Ford Capri is a fastback coupé which was produced from 1969 to 1986 at Ford’s main German plant in Cologne-Niehl, later at the Saarlouis plant and also at the English plant in Halewood. The developers pursued the concept of a sporty car that would be solid and affordable, as an answer to the American Ford Mustang. Measured by current sports car standards, the Capri offered plenty of space for 4 people with luggage. Almost unchanged from the Ford Taunus was the chassis with the McPherson strut front axle and the rigid rear axle with leaf spring suspension. The first generation, the original Capri, was built until 1973. The Capri II left the factory until 1977, when it was replaced by the Capri III. The Capri was available in many equipment variants. The L version was the basic model, the XL version was more luxuriously equipped. The GT version appealed to the sporty buyer group. The RS version brought the manufacturer countless sporting successes with the drivers Stuck, Mass, Glemser, Ludwig, Lauda or Todt (the later Ferrari team boss in F1) in circuits, hill climbs or rallies.

A total of 1.9 million vehicles from the successful Ford Capri series were sold.