For Sale: 1974 Ford Capri in Rowley, Massachusetts

"The Capri was born as a European version of Ford's Mustang, designed to cash in on the gotta-have-it popularity of the pony car. Ford began importing the cars in the spring of 1970, selling them through its Lincoln-Mercury division. They stumbled over the matter of a name, failing to provide the coupe with the badge of any marque-it was simply a Capri, though many assumed it was part of the Mercury family." -Hemmings

This 1974 Ford Capri is finished in yellow with a black interior, power for this Capri is provided by a 2.8-liter over-head-valve V6 motor mated to an upgraded 5-speed manual transmission. Although a 1974, this Capri has been modified to look like a 1972 RS2600 model with painted front quarter bumpers and satin black accents.

The V6 motor for this Capri has been upgraded with such features as a Holley 4-barrel carburetor sitting on an Offenhauser aluminum manifold, finned valve covers, Mallory distributor and headers. The headers are connected to a Monza exhaust with the iconic dual chrome tips.

The black interior of the car has been upgraded with fabric Recaro seats to provide additional support during spirited driving. The remainder of the car's interior is in good condition, but there are some splits on the upper portion of the rear bench seat and a few cracks in the upper dash. Although it appears all components are in place the heater is currently inoperable.

This 1974 Ford Capri comes to a quick start and smoothly shifts through the 5-speed transmission. The braking is typical of a car of this era with power front disc brakes and drums in the rear. The underside and body of the car are very solid showing just one metal patch under the passenger floor board.

Please note the original bumpers are available and will come with the sale of the car.

If you would like to learn more about this vehicle, please contact us at Legendary Motors LLC.

(Legendary Motors LLC advises all future buyers to schedule an appointment and give the car a personal look or have the vehicle inspected by a qualified professional. Although we do our absolute best to represent the vehicles accurately everyone has their own opinion on conditions and ratings.)