Getting ready to replace the rear cover, the red one is from an '85 Capri I found at a local junkyard. It's in perfect condition except for some sticker residue on the left side.

I bought this 1986 Mecury Capri for $1000. It has a 5.0 liter EFI with an AOD transmission. I have set up this gallery to showcase the pictures as I do a complete restoration on it. I'll try to put in as much helpful information as I can. I hope you enjoy it.

Gallery pages: < 1 2 3 4 5 6 > >>

< 22 of 444 >

captocapri101 > See what I mean about the floor pans rusting?

captocapri101 > Not too bad to repair, just a few sheet metal patches.

captocapri101 > Fiberglass used to repair some of the tough spots in the rear seat area.

captocapri101 > Getting ready to replace the rear cover, the red one is from an '85 Capri I found at a local junkyard. It's in perfect condition except for some sticker residue on the left side.

captocapri101 > Capri's always look funny without a rear cover.

captocapri101 > Replacement went well and didn't take too long either.

captocapri101 > The trim around the front glass has been taken off along with the cowl vent and wipers.

captocapri101 > The sail panels have been removed along with the trim around the triangle windows.

captocapri101 > At some point, the rear quarter took a smack and a bad repair job was done on it. I took it down to bare metal so I could see how bad it was.

Getting ready to replace the rear cover, the red one is from an '85 Capri I found at a local junkyard. It's in perfect condition except for some sticker residue on the left side.