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Fordson, Ford Thames, and Ford Vans/Pickups
Commercial vehicle versions of Fords were available from the very first Model T and Model A Fords. The new European Fords started with the Model Y and a light 5cwt version of this was built. 10cwt goods vehicles and larger trucks were soon offered, with the 1950s and 1960s giving Ford a good market share that ballooned when the Ford Transit was launched. 'Fordson' was used on Ford's Tractors, and from 1936 on its British-built vans commencing with the Ford Model Y-based 5cwt Van. From 1952 Fordson Vans were rechristened 'Thames' and kept this name until 'Ford' badges took over again in 1965.
Goods Vehicles Index
aa_Ford Thames 10cwt 1957 Van badge
Ford Thames 10cwt 1957 - bonnet badge. Named 'Fordson' until 1952 and 'Ford Thames' after.
 ac_Ford Thames Trader FC MkII head
Ford Thames Trader FC MkII. The MkII introduced in 1962 has the word 'T R A D E R' inside the grille replacing the stars of the earlier MkI
 Ford Thames Trader FC MkII front
Ford Thames Trader FC MkII. The Thames Trader had been introduced in 1957 taking over from the ET6/7 and covering a wider market. The MkII was launched in 1962
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Ford 300E Thames Van
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Ford Thames 5cwt and 7cwt (307E and 309E)
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Ford 400E Pickups, Vans and other Goods Vehicles
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Ford Escort 6/8cwt Van, MkI and MkII
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Fordson, Ford Thames ET6
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Ford Model Y Van, Fordson 5cwt
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Fordson E88W 25cwt Van.
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Ford E83W Pickups, Vans and other Goods Vehicles
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Ford Transit 1965-86
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key text:  This is the page introducing Simons love of cars from the website  RedSimon which is a series of photo albums of Simon GP Geoghegan.
The names of Pinin, Farina, and Pininfarina are also considered
There are also notes on Pininfarina
as well as the car maker
and links tothat car maker
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