1984 Ford Sierra 3 door V8 Registration No: A140 DJB

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£8,500 - £11,000

1984 Ford Sierra 3 door V8
Registration No: A140 DJB

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Manufacturer: Ford
Model: Sierra 3 door V8
First Registered:1984
Registration No: A140 DJB
Mileometer:8000
Chassis No: WF0EXXGBBEDP00272
MOT:May 2018
Colour: White
Ford Sierra 3 door fitted with 5ltr V8 manual and RS Cosworth bodykit

Ford had confirmed during 1981, that its new mid-range car would carry the Sierra name, signalling the end of the Cortina. At first, many found the design blob-like and difficult to accept after being used to the sharp-edged, straight-line styling of the Cortina, and it was nicknamed "the jellymould". Sales were slow at first - the situation being exacerbated by heavy discounting by Ford dealers of surplus Cortina stock. It was later in the Sierra's life that the styling began to pay off; ten years after its introduction, the Sierra's styling was not nearly as outdated as its contemporaries, even though all major competitors were newer designs. he Renault 21 and Peugeot 405, while Japanese carmaker Nissan was producing its Bluebird model in Britain from 1986.

This Ford Sierra 3 Door is based on a 3 door Sierra and is registered as such. The Car has an original Ford RS body kit fitted. Has a 5 litre mustang engine (registered as such). T 5 gearbox, RS diff, Koni shocks, poly bushes throughout. Stainless exhaust, Willwood brakes and RS interior. Described by the vendor to be in clean, rust free condition and is good all round. The car is set up for fast road use. The vendor believes the mileage of 8000 is from when it had the conversion carried out. The car was checked and fettled when purchased last year. Unfortunately that is all the history the vendor has. The car looks like and has similar performance to an RS500. It sounds great as well with only 2000 miles covered since the year 2000 as shown on MOT check.

Note: This description is provided by the vendor and unless otherwise stated is 'Not Verified' by Barons or any person employed by Barons. Prospective purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any statements made, whether they be statements of fact or opinion.