Hi guys im a newbie to the  forum so i thought id share my pride and joy 😃
She (ebony) was a standard 1300xl slush box about 11 years ago so ill just list some stuff thats been done and some plans for the future .
2l pinto worked out of a written off rs200 :( standard speed which hopefully will be swapped for a 5 speed soon.
Just had a custom exhaust on it which makes it raspier than other :)
13x7 rims with 175 60's achilles
Round light conversion with angel eyes
Mk2 1600front steering and suspension lowered 
Lowering blocks on rear.
32/36 carb which tomorrow ill hopefully be putting my new 38mm zx7r bike carbs on a pinto manifold.
Thanks for listening 😊  

Hello and welcome, car looks great nice to see another one from the west, hang onto those original plates I reckon they look heaps better than the new 'brand WA' ones.
Sing out if you need any help or advice, plenty of good people on here...
Cheers Drew

Cool - another WA car. Welcome!

When it got re regoed i almost had to have the new ones.. i wpuldnt of been too happy with that
 

Shes british racing green 

You had the country town series plates Whooligan, KM is the prefix for Kalamunda (perth hills) I've got BE for Beverley (wheatbelt) on the Cortina. We had 3 letters 3 numbers through the 50's to late 70's then number 2 letters 3 numbers to the 90's now its number 3 letters 3 numbers...
Sorry to hijack the thread liam.obi, good work holding onto those plates on your car...
Cheers Drew

So what would xjf be then?

XJF would have been standard issue at the time from a metropolitan dealer or license centre. Corrections Whooligan MD would have been Merredin (wheat belt) the country plates will also have a dot between the letters and numbers or not depending on whether it is a city or a town according to population. Eg WN.111 would the city of Wanneroo. Y 111 would be the town of York. Useless bit of info really unless you play plate spotto on road trips, haha that'd be me...
Cheers Drew