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Fordson 10cwt, Ford Thames 10cwt (E83W)

Ford put an 1172cc sidevalve engine from the Ford 10 Prefect alongside the driver and created the E83W forward control goods vehicle. This was available as a chassis with engine for a coachbuilt body, a chassis cab, and also a van and pickup. Several companies, including Martin Walter (Dormobile) did conversions on the van body to create 'minibus' vehicles. Production lasted from 1938 until 1957.

Ford Thames E83W 10cwt - badge on bonnet side	Ford Thames 10cwt 1957 - bonnet badge. Named 'Fordson' until 1952 and 'Ford Thames' after.	Ford Thames E83W 10cwt Van. The 1172cc sidevalve engine was offset to the right - effectively taking the passenger footspace.	Ford E83W Ambulance by Martin Walter	Ford E83W Ambulance by Martin Walter
Ford Thames E83W. Available as pickup, van or chassis, the E83W used the 1172cc side valve engine offset to allow the driver to sit almost alongside,	Ford Thames E83W 10cwt Van. Although based on the Ford Ten saloon mechanics, there were many changes to facilitate the short-bonnet forward control design, including having the engine beside the driver.	Ford Thames 10cwt 1957. After 1952 the E83W was named 'Ford Thames 10cwt' and no longer 'Fordson'	Ford Thames E83W 10cwt Pickup	Ford Thames E83W. Launched in 1938, the E38W was first available as a Van and later as pickup and chassis. Even though it only had an 1172cc engine, it was rated at 10cwt. The engine was beside the driver and there was no passenger seat.
Ford E83W Van	Fordson E83W Milkfloat	Ford Thames E83W. The E83W was sometimes sold as the 'Thames E83W' and sometimes with the 'Fordson' badge. 188,000 E83W Vans, Pickups and chassis were sold from 1938 to 1957.	Ford Thames E83W. The E83W was sometimes sold as the 'Thames E83W' and sometimes with the 'Fordson' badge.	Ford Thames E83W 10cwt Pickup
	Ford Thames 400E	Fordson E88W 25cwt Van. Produced from 1936-39	Ford Prefect E93A

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