Introduced in 1962, the Anglia Super represented a decisive step up the model ladder.

Beneath its familiar reverse-rake screen lay Ford’s enlarged 1,198cc engine, allied to the all-synchromesh four-speed gearbox borrowed from the Cortina.

Added chrome brightwork, a more refined cabin and a heater fitted as standard gave the Super genuine showroom appeal.

Fit a pair of auxiliary lamps and the Anglia became a surprisingly effective rally tool.

Campaigned on the Monte Carlo Rally between 1960 and 1965, the Anglia consistently punched well above its weight, earning a reputation out of all proportion to its size.

Today, rallying and racing Anglias remain a mainstay of historic motorsport, FIA-homologated in 997cc, 1,198cc and 1,340cc form, and as competitive as they are evocative.

Offered here is a competition-prepared (Appendix 'K'), 1,200cc, pre-crossflow 1968 Ford Anglia Super that's believed to have been raced for most of its life.

In 2007, the car was purchased by the Maskell f...