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Ford 204E/206E Estates

ED Abbotts of Farnham turned the Consul MkII, Zephyr MkII and Zodiac MkII into Estate cars, with Ford approval. Completed cars were cut and given a new rear section and a side-opening rear door.

Ford Zephyr 206E Estate. Abbotts of Farnham built estate cars on the Mark Two Ford Zephyr and Zodiac bodies.	Ford Zephyr Farnham Estate 1962. Abbotts of Farnham added the rear section to the Zephyr/Zodiac body and gave it a side-opening rear door	Ford Zephyr MkII Woody 1956. Built specially for the Sandringham Estate seating up to 9 people and sometimes driven by Prince Philip	Ford Zephyr MkII Woody 1956. Built specially for the Sandringham Estate seating up to 9 people and sometimes driven by Prince Philip
Ford Zodiac MkII (206E) Estate 1960, Z-car (and Consuls) were built by Abbotts of Farnham as conversions on cars supplied	Ford Zodiac MkII (206E) Estate 1960. Adding a side-opening rear door, Abbott's conversion turned the Zodiac II into a capable load carrier.	Ford Zephyr Farnham Estate 1962. Abbotts converted an already built Zephyr sent from Ford, adding their own rear section and opening rear door.	Ford Zephyr Farnham Estate 1962. Converted by Abbotts of Farnham, from completed Consuls, Zephyrs, or Zodiacs, the 'Farnham Estate' was given a side-opening rear door which used the sill of the original bootlid.
Ford Consul, Zephyr, Zodiac MkII (204E/206E)	Woodies	Abbotts of Farnham

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