AS the Lakeland Motor Museum reopens to the public, two of its super stylish cars from the Swingin’ Sixties are among those sure to cause a stir. For fans of cult Americana, a striking but increasingly rare 1962 Ford Consul Capri aimed to emulate American models and styling. Meanwhile the 1965 Singer Vogue Mark III was marketed as a “high fashion” car, which was elegant, yet affordable for the average person here in the UK. CAR: A classic British manufactured 1965 Singer Vogue Mark III Designed with luxury and glamour in mind, the Ford Consul Capri was donated and put on display at the Backbarrow attraction after previously being kept by the same owner for more than 55 years.
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