Mk2 Granada for sale

granadamad

Gold 2.8 ghia x manual saloon for sale
€1500
043 76154

corktina

thats very reasionable.....can i put a link up on everyfordireland please...?

corktina

oops...you already did it....:cool:

granadamad

carchaeologist

Tidy looking granny,looks like an 80s one?

seanybiker

thats loverly bst of luck with sale.

S.I.R

carchaeologist wrote: »

Tidy looking granny,looks like an 80s one?

if its a mkII then it has to be.


Grand father had one the exact same color and shape but he had differant alloys...


beautiful car

granadamad

carchaeologist wrote: »

Tidy looking granny,looks like an 80s one?

yea facelift mk2

granadamad

S.I.R wrote: »

if its a mkII then it has to be.


Grand father had one the exact same color and shape but he had differant alloys...


beautiful car

mk2s started production in the 70's

Eugster

what year is it

Eugster

what year is it

granadamad

'82

Eugster

Where u from or just where u sellin it.Thanks

carchaeologist

S.I.R wrote: »

if its a mkII then it has to be.

Mk2 granada started production in 1977 or 78,the one above is a facelift version alright,there wasnt mch difference really,it was more trim,interior changes etc

Kevin_Herron

Believe it or not the whole roof line is completley different.
I'm a big fan of the early type mk2. Never cared much for the facelift type.

Roll on Aug '10 when mine is 30 years old!

carchaeologist

Kevin_Herron wrote: »

Believe it or not the whole roof line is completley different.
I'm a big fan of the early type mk2. Never cared much for the facelift type.

Roll on Aug '10 when mine is 30 years old!

Really!Didnt know that,i much prefer the early one too,it just looks that bit better IMO. With the roofline being different,does that mean the windows are too?
for anyone looking for more info on granadas heres a link...
http://www.fordgranada.com/history/history.php

carchaeologist

Worth holdig onto a good granada,most of them ended up,and are still ending up like this..

Kevin_Herron

carchaeologist wrote: »

Really!Didnt know that,i much prefer the early one too,it just looks that bit better IMO. With the roofline being different,does that mean the windows are too?
for anyone looking for more info on granadas heres a link...
http://www.fordgranada.com/history/history.php

Yes I have been down this avenue before. There is around an inch in the difference in all the windows!!
So beware when buying replacment glass!

granadamad

Eugster wrote: »

Where u from or just where u sellin it.Thanks

car in longford

Eugster

Do u have any inside pics and it drives grand dosen't it

carchaeologist

Kevin_Herron wrote: »

Yes I have been down this avenue before. There is around an inch in the difference in all the windows!!
So beware when buying replacment glass!

Ta for the tip,its a bit like the cortina80 having different glass to the mk4,though it looks very similar.Ford were good at minor differences it seems.

Sabre Man

Kevin_Herron wrote: »

Believe it or not the whole roof line is completley different.
I'm a big fan of the early type mk2. Never cared much for the facelift type.

Agreed! My first car was a 1979 2.3L. Fantastic cars and very comfortable. Unfortunately very rare now but my head still turns every time I see one.

Max_Damage

There is still an original Irish reg. one doing the rounds here in Dublin. It's white in colour, and it's driven by an elderly couple it seems. Fair play to them I say.

MercMad

Max_Damage wrote: »

There is still an original Irish reg. one doing the rounds here in Dublin. It's white in colour, and it's driven by an elderly couple it seems. Fair play to them I say.

.........yes I've seen it, it has an old reg but on Euro plates, somewhere out near Crumlin.

I never knew that about the rooflines and glass on the Granada's and Cortinas.

The Ford range in the early 80's was really very good as far as looks were concerned and the extra bit of glitz that the Ghia models brought made them very smart indeed !

Kevin_Herron

MercMad wrote: »

.........yes I've seen it, it has an old reg but on Euro plates, somewhere out near Crumlin.

I never knew that about the rooflines and glass on the Granada's and Cortinas.

The Ford range in the early 80's was really very good as far as looks were concerned and the extra bit of glitz that the Ghia models brought made them very smart indeed !

And in the days of Datsun Violets and Fiat 128's, a Granada Ghia really was a flash car.

Blue850

There was lovely red one in Galway for years,2.0, a 77 I think, it was still being serviced at the main dealers in 1995 when I worked there.

carchaeologist

MercMad wrote: »

The Ford range in the early 80's was really very good as far as looks were concerned and the extra bit of glitz that the Ghia models brought made them very smart indeed !

Very true,you could always spot a ghia car,it always stood out from the many more basic models that were around.Hanvnt seen an original irish granada for a good while.

Max_Damage

.........yes I've seen it, it has an old reg but on Euro plates, somewhere out near Crumlin.

That's the one.

G Luxel

I occasionally see this car, but I havent seen it in a few months.

carchaeologist

^I like that.:)