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Crayford Engineering
David McMullan and Jeffrey Smith founded Crayford Engineering at Westerham in Kent in 1962. Their first project was a convertible Mini, soon followed by a Wolseley Hornet convertible which was ordered by HJ Heinz for a competition and 57 were delivered in 1966. In 1964 Crayfords exhibited a convertible based on the Ford Cortina MkI, and promptly received an order for 30 of these to go to Bermuda; a further dozen or so were sold in the UK. Crayfords went on to build 400 Cortina MkII convertibles as well as other convertibles and even estate car conversions until 1980.
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Crayford Corsair 1967 GT Convertible - badge on bootlid
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Crayford Fly Convertible 1982. Badge on rear panel
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Ford Cortina 1600 GT Crayford 1967 - badge on bootlid
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Ford Cortina 2000 GT Crayford Convertible - badge on bootlid
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Ford Cortina MkV Crayford - badge on bootlid
 Crayford Anglia Convertible rear
Crayford Anglia Convertible. There are rumours of Crayford building a prototype Ford Anglia Convertible, or building up to 20 production models. The truth is unclear
 Crayford Anglia Convertible front
Crayford Anglia Convertible. Did Crayford really construct a Ford Anglia Convertible? If they did, then this car might be a Crayford Anglia, or possibly a private conversion.
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Crayford Cortinas
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Crayford Corsair
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Crayford Fiestas
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Vauxhalls by Crayford Engineering
 Ford Classic Capri Convertible front
Consul Classic
Capri Convertible
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