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Ford Model Y Van, Fordson 5cwt
Ford offered a 5cwt Van version of the Ford Model Y from 1932 to 1937 with the 933cc sidevalve engine. In 1936 Ford commercials adopted the name 'Fordson'. The Model Y was developed into the English-designed Ford 7Y 8hp in 1937 and a 5cwt Fordson Van was based on this model. In 1945 the 7Y Van was relaunched with slight changes as the E04C until 1948. The revised Ford Anglia was turned into the E494C Van from 1948 to 1954.
Fordson and Ford Thames Index
fordson 5cwt 1947 front
Fordson 5cwt 1947. This is the E04C version of the prewar E04A Ford Anglia

 Fordson E04C 5cwt Van front
Fordson E04C 5cwt Van. The E04C was a re-launch of the pre-war Ford 7Y '8' van, and it continued as the E494C from 1948

 Fordson E04C 5cwt Van rear
Fordson E04C 5cwt Van. The E04C was a re-launch of the pre-war Ford 7Y '8' van, and it continued as the E494C from 1948

 Fordson E494C 5cwt Van 1952 front
Fordson E494C 5cwt Van 1952. Based on the 993cc side valve engined- Ford Anglia E494A, the E494C sold from 1948-54

 Fordson E494C 5cwt Van 1952 head
Fordson E494C 5cwt Van

 Fordson E494C 5cwt Van 1952 rear
Fordson E494C 5cwt Van. This van started life as a variant of the Ford 7Y Eight in 1937 (13,000 sold), through the E04C from 1945 to 1948 (32,000 sold), and into the E494C from 1948 to 1954 selling 66,000.
Fordson E494C 5cwt Van 1953 front
Ford E494C 5cwt Van

 s_fordson 5cwt 1947 side
Fordson E04C 5cwt 1947.

 Fordson 10cwt, Ford Thames 10cwt (E83W)
Fordson 10cwt, Ford Thames 10cwt (E83W)
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Ford 300E Thames Van
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