The Ford Capri Laser Page

That couple with the red Laser should be very proud, from the photos you'd be forgiven for mistakenly believing that the car had just been driven out of the showroom Correct. Like new or what? I keep finding myself staring at that one too, unbelieveable. Just how many hours (and pounds) go into rea...

I bow that often I can't straighten my back :D These diskloks are expensive, and I know that I had a right struggle finding one when I wanted mine. Had to travel to a local-ish car shop that I've never been to before after ringing round for ages. As regards to the mention of the protective covers th...

No worries. I'm sure you will find one, but as before, if you want one sending just let me know.

I did think of taking a pic in Aldi, but didn't want to look wierd! It's very similar to this, it had a hanging hook at the top, and can be used handheld also -

http://www.roesekot-webwinkel.nl/files/images/515.jpg

Just sent you a PM Andrew, with a way for you to view that link.

Probably not relevant, but have you seen this Andrew -

http://www.capripower.co.uk/forum/index ... sh-repair/

Hi Nick, just thought I'd mention that our good friend Aldi currently have workshop/garage lights in stock. They are LED, similar to the ones talked about on here only bigger. Rechargeable (comes with a mains adapter/charger), and rechargeable batteries are included but are standard size ones, AA I ...

peers.dupp wrote:I love your sales technique!!

It's brilliant, everyone should follow suit.

Jayman wrote:Hi guys, the unit is brilliant but it's not as dry as you'd hope.

Is that the reason for the hanging tarpaulin?

Another vote for the Disklok here. As said, the small one fits the standard Capri wheel (on a Laser anyway). And it fits very nicely on the floor behind the passenger seat too.

I'll be doing the same as you sometime Dan and taking both mine off as the front one has some scabs in various places. I just wanted to tidy that one up on the back with a quick fix to stop it getting any worse in the meantime.

peers.dupp wrote:Neil,
While I remember, don't assume that some new parts you've fitted are working perfectly...

True that. I fitted a new coil, car kept konking out with it. Put the 30 year old one back on, all's fine again.

Great pics. Always amazes me when I see old cars which are just so perfect, and what work and time goes into them to make them like that. I see them as ornaments and show pieces as opposed to a usuable car. That's not meant to be a criticism though.

Still can't understand why people don't just decide on a price and ask for it.

No worries. If only you had a torch Nick, you'd have seen that

What a great photo album. That's a brilliant thing to have.

Those pics just show what having a Capri can be - fun. Brilliant.

Love them in white, it's a real classic Capri colour, is it going to stay white?

peers.dupp wrote:

sheff wrote:I'm not a member of the Capri Club.

Neil,
In my opinion, it is definitely worth joining for the £30 or so it costs per year.

Andrew.

Definitely. The cost of the magazine (at only £2.50 each for a member renewing) is worth it alone.

WANTED Standard Cast Pinto exhaust manifold. Must be cheap or free as its only needed for a mock up. Hi mate, Just seen this on ebay. Don't know if its any good to you... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Cortina-2-0-Pinto-weber-inlet-manifold-also-escort-capri-granada-/201219041358?pt=UK_CarsParts_Ve...