Ford Cortina Engine Cooling Parts

The Ford Cortina was a mid-size car produced at the Dagenham plant in Essex, the UK. In 1962, the first models were named the Consul Cortina, the original name though was to be the Ford Consul 325. However, in 1963, the name was changed to the Ford Cortina. The badge originates from the name of the Italian skiing resort in the Dolomite mountains, Cortina d'Ampezzo. This car went through five generations, Mark 1 to Mark 5 (1962-1982). From 1962 up to 1966, it was available in either two or four-door sedan and five-door station wagon body styles. Both used a 1.2 L Kent overhead valve I4 engine coupled with a 3-/4-speed manual transmission.

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