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I had a Ford Laser S with go fast pin stripes!I'd take it!. One of the first hot hatches.
Not sure why they dropped “Escort” in favour of Laser… A guy at school (Yr 12) had one of original Escort hatches!
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The Flat Earthers around the Globe have been asking the same…
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Don't know, but at a guess I'd say the Laser was based on the Mazda 323 floorpan and in 1979 Ford bought into Mazda, so it made economic sense.
Escorts would have been imported, Lasers were assembled at Homebush.
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