Ford Cortina Mk II GT Tribute Classic InvestmentRecently rebuilt this Mk II GT Tribute has been fitted with a 1600 Crossflow engine Weber carburettor extractor exhaust and a 5-speed gearbox for smooth reliable list this as a tribute as we cannot confirm with certainty that it is an original GT. Nonetheless it has been in the same family for over 20 years enjoyed regular use and carried full registration up until this year. It is now on historic plates ready to be enjoyed car is more than just a driver its a true long-term investment in a model with rich heritage and growing collectability. A Bit of Cortina HistoryThe Mk II Cortina designed by Roy Haynes and launched in October 1966 built on the success of the original Cortina. Although slightly shorter it was wider offering more cabin space and refinements such as a softer suspension a smaller turning circle and self-adjusting brakes and 1967 the Cortina had become Britains best-selling new car ending BMCs long dominance. It was praised for its modern styling performance and 1600GT introduced in 1967 became a standout. With sportier suspension the high-tune Kent GT engine and upgraded interior trim (bucket seats padded dash full instrumentation and sports steering wheel) it was the first Cortina widely recognised as a classic in its own right. Summary Mk II GT Tribute not verified as genuine GT Very original example never painted un molested. Period alloys. Full GT instrumentation Rebuilt 1600 Crossflow with Weber carb extractor & 5-speed gearbox Same family ownership for 20+ years On historic rego previously full rego Excellent classic investment ready to enjoyThis is a rare chance to secure a beautifully presented Mk II GT Tribute a car that captures the charm and style of the era and one that will continue to rise in UsWith over 40 years in the automotive industry we offer quality vehicles and exceptional service. Our wholesale experience means you get access to some of the best cars on the market all carefully inspected and vehicles are advertised on various auction platforms and are located just 20 minutes from the Sydney Harbour Bridge making inspections Buy From Us? Proven track record and decades of industry knowledge Transparent pricing no surprises Vehicles come with full documentation roadworthy certification and clear history Seamless stress-free purchase process Ford Cortina Mk II GT Tribute – Classic Investment Recently rebuilt, this Mk II GT Tribute has been fitted with a 1600 Crossflow engine, Weber carburettor, extractor exhaust, and a 5-speed gearbox for smooth, reliable driving. We list this as a tribute as we cannot confirm with certainty that it is an original GT. Nonetheless, it has been in the same family for over 20 years, enjoyed regular use, and carried full registration up until this year. It is now on historic plates, ready to be enjoyed immediately. This car is more than just a driver — it’s a true long-term investment in a model with rich heritage and growing collectability.
A Bit of Cortina History The Mk II Cortina, designed by Roy Haynes and launched in October 1966, built on the success of the original Cortina. Although slightly shorter, it was wider, offering more cabin space and refinements such as a softer suspension, a smaller turning circle, and self-adjusting brakes and clutch.
Summary • Mk II GT Tribute – not verified as genuine GT • Very original example never painted un molested. • Period alloys. • Full GT instrumentation • Rebuilt 1600 Crossflow with Weber carb, extractor & 5-speed gearbox • Same family ownership for 20+ years • On historic rego, previously full rego • Excellent classic investment, ready to enjoy This is a rare chance to secure a beautifully presented Mk II GT Tribute — a car that captures the charm and style of the era, and one that will continue to rise in value. About Us With over 40 years in the automotive industry, we offer quality vehicles and exceptional service. Our wholesale experience means you get access to some of the best cars on the market, all carefully inspected and documented. All vehicles are advertised on various auction platforms and are located just 20 minutes from the Sydney Harbour Bridge, making inspections convenient.
