1963 Ford Capri | Sandbach, Cheshire

A 1963 Ford Capri, the pillarless two-door coupé that first put the Capri name on a Ford of Britain. Its sweeping lines and generous boot show American influence, and Ford pitched it as a personal car, a coupé for the driver rather than the family. This car is Yellow with a Grey interior, a bright body over a calm cabin. With the side windows down, the pillarless roof leaves the view into the cabin unbroken, which helps interior shots. It seats four, and its excellent condition means close-up work on paint and trim holds up well. Early-1960s film and TV scenes get a period British coupé that matches the era, and the yellow paint stands out against most locations in advertising and fashion shoots. Music video and editorial work can use the sweeping profile. Weddings and personal hires suit it too. The car is based in Sandbach, Cheshire.