This copper brown metallic hue was omnipresent in the advertisements of the time. Tone in tone with its exterior, the Ford Capri I was usually presented appropriately against the light of the sunset. The Capri I managed to expound the notion of a coupé in the 1970s: The combination of a sporty ambience with sufficient space for the passenger in the back seat. Produced between 1969 and 1972, the original can undoubtedly be grouped in a very selective category of snappy coupés that defined what “new sportiness” was supposed to mean in European auto making at the turn of the 60s/70s.

Body copper brown metallic, roof imprinted black. Chassis with black steering wheel and radiator grille black, sandy yellow interior with black steering wheel. Silver wheel rims, bumpers painted silver. Headlamps transparent and tail lights red transparent inserts. All-around ornamental trim imprinted silver. Body front with silver “Ford” lettering, silver lettering “Ford” & “Capri” on the rear.