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Ford Zephyr 4 (211E)
In 1962 Ford transferred the 'Consul' name to the Classic, Cortina and the Corsair, and decided to call the new 4-cylinder car the 'Zephyr 4'. Underneath the mechanics and chassis of the Consul MkII continued, wrapped in bodywork by Roy Brown some of which was based on a styling exercise by Frua. Production continued until the MkIV Zephyr and Zodiacs were launched in 1966.
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Ford Zephyr 4 (MkIII) - badge on bootlid
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Ford Zephyr 4 MkIII - boot badge
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Ford Zephyr 4 (MkIII) - badge below grille
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Ford Zephyr 4 (MkIII). A 1703cc inline 4-cylinder engine powered the Zephyr 4, this engine was inherited from the Ford Consul MkII
Ford Zephyr 211E front
Ford Zephyr 4 MkIII. The 'Consul' name gives way to 'Zephyr 4' on the 4-cylinder Mk3 Zephyr.
 Ford Zephyr 211E rear
Ford Zephyr 4 MkIII.
 Ford Zephyr 4 1963 front
Ford Zephyr 4 (MkIII). In 1962 the 4-cylinder Ford Zephyr 4 was launched as a replacement for the Ford Consul MkII. There was to be no Consul MkIII, but there would be two Zephyrs and a Zodiac for the MkIII Z-cars.
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Ford Zephyr 4 MkIII. Body design by Roy Brown.
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Ford Zephyr 4 MkIII. Body design is credited to Roy Brown, however Frua were commisioned to produce a design and the production Zephyr III is supposed to have the Frua lights.
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Ford Zephyr 4 (211E), Zephyr 6 and Zodiac MkIII (213E)
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Ford Zephyr MkI, MkII, MkIII, MkIV
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