Blast from the Past: 1960 Tornado Typhoon
Hi guys and girls, welcome to another video.
Roll back in time as we dive into the rich history of my 1960 Tornado Typhoon. In this episode, we discover what makes the Tornado Typhoon a timeless classic.The Typhoon is based on Ford parts, including the E93A engine from the Ford Pop and the Ford Anglia.Join us as we keep rollin' through the past, bringing vintage vibes and powerful stories to life. Buckle up and let's take this nostalgic ride together!#tornadocars #rarebritishcars #classiccars #fordparts #carrestorations #disabilitycommunity
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Wow man! That car is awesome, looks are off the chart!
Really neat looking car. Look forward to any restoration vids in the future.
Very Cool 😎
A great find - there can't be many around but at least you should be able to get engine parts ok. Good luck with the rebuild - I'll look forward to updates 👍
I'm 70, and pretty car savvy. Guess not. First time I've heard of the tornado. Interesting car. Good luck with resto. 👍
Great work mate. One of the more stylish / better designed fiberglass cars by far. If I lived in England I'd swap you my Lotus 7! Thanks and best wishes. 👍
I love the story about Hussein.
One of my great uncles had one under a cover on his drive right until he passed away in 1992. I always liked the look of it and his wife wanted to pass it to me but their son decided to pass it to the owners club instead. Much as I was annoyed at the time it was probably for the best as I was at Uni and would probably have bodged any work involved! I think the owners club were quite active so worth looking them up for info / tech advice. I know some of the gauges in my great uncle’s came from WW2 aircraft and looked all the cooler because of it. He was quite a character, liked a drink and daily drove an immaculate MGB GT right into his seventies.
Fascinating, love the in-depth history of this car, what a brilliant story, good luck with the restoration, look forward to more updates rolling man 🙏
@Rollinman
7 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it
A very good car then and some excellent examples on the road still. You will have lots of fun with it. The chassis was amazingly rigid of its type.
i know some one who has one and uses it daily in the summer wicked looking car but the brakes well that is another thing drums all round and the narrow wheels with cross ply tyers oh what fun
Thanks Rollin’ Man! Great video.
@Rollinman
12 сағат бұрын
Thanks for watching!
That was a very interesting vid. Subbed. 😊
@Rollinman
Күн бұрын
Cheers buddy
Still have the lapel badge .
See if you can find a copy of car Mechanics from November 1959 there's an article on building one for £300.
That's a rare car, as rare as a Fairthorpe