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Old 04-02-2010, 10:08 AM   #1
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Default i few question with my tc cortina

hey all you cortina drivers and lovers
just had a few questions that i hope you could help me with as i am a new owner of a 1973 tc cortina

- how does the fuel tank fasten to the car i have the straps which slot in but how do they bolt in?

-the chrome trims on the door seal exterior how do they go on once they are off the rivets seem broken

-what heter box will fit in as mine is cracked like the rest of them can you fix them up like fiber glass the cracks and re spray or does a te tf one fit

thanks all that can help me out

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Old 08-01-2014, 03:21 PM   #2
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Default Re: i few question with my tc cortina

I can't answer that question but I have one of my own for any Cortina afficianados.
I am looking around for a TC to have and use as a loved Sunday drive car. I don't have the funds or knowledge to start with a project and I am looking at automatic transmissions. I don't know whether to go 4 cylinder or 6 cylinders ? I have always been used to a more powerful car, actually I have never owned a 4, but with TC's can someone reccomend either way which tended to be better ?
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