Anyone know what this is

[terranosaurusdoug]

Took this pic t'other day, fibreglass body I think, cool wheels

 

[jims-terrano]

Without seeing the front or rear it looks like an old kit car that used to be produced in our area. Think the fibreglass body comment adds a little weight to it being the kit car. If it is then the engine and running gear was from Cortina's.

 

[makeitfit]

Dutton Sierra I think

 

[Thomas-the-Terrano2]

pretty sure was only 2wd, as said parts from cortina, even doors?

recall an article in a 4wd mag comparing various kit types, though at cost to build
an doner vehicle could have acquired a real 4x4

 

[don simon]

Definitely a Dutton Sierra with Weller wheels.

 

[rustic]

Dutton Sierra I think

I 100% agree Dutton Sierra.

In fact this was named as a Sierra long before Ford named the Ford Sierra that followed the Mk IV Cortina.

There were many discussions re names and Trademarks at the time, but Ford had more ££££ than Dutton, so Ford were able to use the Sierra name.

Yes only 2 wheel drive, but it paved the way to show that some people wanted this type of vehicle.

:thumb2

 

[Banshee]

Definitely a Dutton Sierra with Weller wheels.

Damn was just about to reply identifying the wheels, I'm slowing................ :bow

 

[zippy656]

I part built a Dutton phaton 3, Capri running gear,

 

[groovylee]

yep, as others have said, Dutton Sierra on cortina running gear.

getting rare now, as are my particular toys - Rickman Rangers, and the other ford based lovelies - Jago Geeps.

people keep breaking them for the ford running gear, especially the mk1/2 escorts :-(

Lee