Description

1993 Ford Sierra Azure Estate MkII

Rare to see late model facelift MkII Sierra estate from 10 year ownership featuring full length roof-rack; really rather nice example with lots of useful maintenance history

Dating from February 1993 this late model Sierra Estate face-lift MkII comes to us in Azure spec and is finished in a lovely hue of blue, and sits upon its original 14” eight-hole alloy wheels and boasts a considerable, removable roof-rack up top increasing its carrying capacity hugely. The ideal camping car!?

Under the bonnet, we find the overhead cam 1.8 litre CVH engine (1,769cc) which develops 86bhp and drives the rear wheels via five-speed manual transmission.  Inside, we find light grey cloth seats with manual adjustment, manual windows, manual wing mirror adjustment, manual glass sunroof, original Ford radio/cassette player and seat back pockets.

Showing 12,777 miles (112,777 miles) the car has been with our vendor and long term owner since August 2012 himself an ex-Ford dealership employee he has used and loved the car for the past decade, and that shows in the super condition we find this late example in.

The history file includes the V5C revealing just two former owners (the last owned the car from 1994-2012), the owner’s pack with manual and service section recording just one stamp in January 1994 at 14,920 miles by Bristol Street Motors, Worcester. 

The file also includes a useful Haynes manual, selection of invoices for parts and routine maintenance and current MOT valid until November 2022 recording no advisories. Recent works include a new rear box and central exhaust section in September 2021, £234 spent on replacement rear brake shoes, NS wheel cylinders and NSF lower arm in November 2021, a £356 spend on a replacement ECU, new inlet manifold gasket, coolant temp sensor, injector and MAP sensor in March 2020 at 108,802 miles, timing belt and water pump in November 2018 at 100,360 miles, an oil service inc. new sump and cam cover gasket in October 2017 at 89,333 miles and replacement clutch and timing belt in May 2013 at 61,430 miles.

For a car once so common and popular, you simply don’t see Sierras on the road which is a crying shame, they were great cars and to find one in such lovely order with good recent history is worthy of note and closer inspection. We expect the bidding to be interesting on this now rare car, particularly at the keen guide price suggested.

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