"Saving Ford's hot hatch from becoming a fridge"
A resource site for owners of the Mk1 & 2 Fiesta

Project Bobcat Ford Fiesta resource site

What happened to the FiestaFly.org Website?

fiesatfly.org

Fiestafly.org lives on as part of projectbobcat.com

In 2018, the fiestafly.org website closed as it's doors. It's author, David Matthews, could no longer update the site due to external circumstances beyond his control.

As of January 2019, the information David collected has, with his blessing and continued input, become part of projectbobcat.com, bringing together the listing of known Fly conversions, with the larger owners register of Mk1 and Mk2 Fiestas. This should hopefully ensure that the history of these unique cars is preserved for years to come.

It's going to take us a little while to integrate all the content, so please bear with us. For the time being you can find the listing of cars here on our Fiesta Fly register page.

View the Fiesta Fly Register

Fiesta In The Park 2015

The original Fiesta cabriolet conversion, see the full listing of known cars.

Project Bobcat | 19th March 2019