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The Ford GRANADA Mk1 & Mk2 Drivers Guild was formed in 1993, catering for all Ford Consul's and Granada's Mk1 and Mk2 1972 - 1985, read about them here. The Guild is run by a small, unpaid Committee on behalf of members. We are a friendly group who are keen to promote the continued use of these superb cars. We have many regional groups with local meetings, as well as all over the UK, we also have members Worldwide, predominantly in Germany and Norway but as far away as Australia.
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[1] NEW Our Online Forum is now fully available, click here to visit and register.
[2] Our magazine 'News & Views' issue 65 is out now. Issue 66 of your magazine is scheduled to go out during late September 2010, which will include your membership renewal slip. So if you have anything to send please can you do this by Saturday 11th September 2010. Thank you. [3] Members Granada's, send some details (brief notes on a scrap of paper will do) and maybe pictures, if you have any, of your Granada for this new section. Click here.
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Granadas on YouTube Does anybody remember this Coupe ? |
A very warm 'welcome' to all our recent new members, we look forward to meeting up with you at our shows and events very soon !
Interested ? for Membership information and fee's click here.
For general information and enquiries, please use our contact form to get in touch.
The Consul/Granada large car range was introduced in 1972 as the replacement for the Zephyr/Zodiac. Both the Consul and Granada shared the same modern bodyshell, the production started in December 1971 and continued until September 1977 when Ford announced its new Granada with cleaner, more elegant body style and featuring German built engines.
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Want a Mk1 or Mk2 GRANADA of your own ? Click here for our Sales/Wanted page. Tell us your favourite Granada in our Online Poll.
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The AA Traffic News.
The Highways Agency Website
The Traffic Radio station [on DAB]
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