Chassis: BFC 002

Built for Ford Motor Company ltd, by specialists Broadspeed ahead of the 1973 season, BFC 002 was Initially powered by a three-litre Weslake engine, where it was driven to victory in the Belgian Touring Car Championship by Claude Borgoignie ( with the Ford BP Racing Team). Later in 1973, it was also used in the RAC Tourist Trophy at Silverstone by Andy Rouse.

For the 1974 season, it was used by Bo Emanuelson, who used it to win the Swedish Touring Car Championship under the STP Ford Team banner. At the end of 1974 season, it was shipped to Ford Cologne where it was rebuilt with the latest 3.4-litre specification engine and works Cologne RS3100 modifications, as it remains today.

Chassis BFC 002 was then raced throughout Europe by Ford until it was acquired by Vince Woodman in 1976. Woodman then used used it in Super Saloons and 1986 Thundersaloons Championship.

Woodman would continue to race the car sparingly in historic events through to 2012

In recent years the car has been raced and maintained with no expense spared by JD Classics, winning across Europe.

One of the most original and exceptional racing saloons available, and a the star of any saloon grid worldwide.