StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Ford

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Civilian saloon car. The Ford E40A was introduced just before WW2, which interrupted production. After the war, it became the Ford Anglia. This example belonged to the station carpenter at RAF Elvington and is on loan after restoration. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_7Y

L-.R i) 1957 Guy Arad double-decker {UFJ 292} ii) 1975 Ford Transit [converted to motorhome] {JLM 200K} iii) 1979 Ford Lambourn Horsebox {HNN 1D} - used for transporting racehorses. iv) 1955 Ford E83W 10cwt van {TRO 495} [note 1cwt = 50. Kg}

R -> L i) 1999 built Ford custom pick-up (7.3 l engine) {BIG 4951} ii) 1962 built Bedford J {7500 HN} iii) 1960 built Morris ?? {594 MVK}

1960 built Ford Thames 400E / 15cwt van {221 BAA} note : cwt = hundredweight [ 112 lbs(pounds) or 50.8023 Kg]

{T???} Ford tractor with a "roadless" type conversion. Would be very useful on over-soft / wet ground as it will reduce the ground pressure of the rear wheels - and increase traction.

{C95} Ford Y [2 door saloon] 933cc built 1934 RegNo AHN 142 {lives in Wigton} (Also known as a "Ford 8" in the UK built units, reflecting the 8hp for road tax bands in the 1930s) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_Y

L -> R i) {COA01} Leyland Leopard coach built 1981 RegNo SCD 693X {lives in Consett} - saw this go around the arena this year. ii) {HC17} ERF LV3 built 1969 RegNo SNL 798G {lives in Consett} - car transporter with period cars, but only two ! and seen in the ring this year. iii) {LC04} Ford Transit mk" built 1978 RegNo ONV 813V {lives in Spennymoor} iv} {HC13} Scammel Highwayman [& living van] built 1958 RegNo VXR 624 {lives inDurham}

[SFO 918] is a blue Ford, Model A, built 1931 {think an age-related number issued more recently}, although at 3.3l it isn't, strictly speaking, a micro-car. Very nice, all the same ! e n.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_A_(1927%E2%80%931931)

Quite low profile when compared with the white smartcar and the blue Ford. An example of a Pembleton Supersport. 750cc three wheeler [2021?] [RegNo - E594 MAS] [SFO 918] is a blue Ford, Model A, built 1931 {think an age-related number issued more recently}, although at 3.3l it isn't, strictly speaking, a micro-car. Very nice, all the same ! e n.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_A_(1927%E2%80%931931)

Three more LGVs. L -> R i) 1957 Albion, in British Road Services livery, regno ULD 528 ii) 1980 Ford Transit "Flat Back" [pick-up], in Leamside Nurseries colours, regno UYC 99W iii) 1954 Dennis [tanker hire] in Sturdy's livery, regno GVL 877

left - {5-50} Ford Thames K300, built in 1966, with a flat bed [LWY 332D] right - {5-56} Bedford TK, built in 1968 (that's not right : 66/D 68/F 70/H) [PMR 360H]

7-94 : Ford FW30 built 1978. This monster is used primarily on drainage work [I presume pulling a deep mole plough in heavy clay]. It looks to be 4WD and articulated.

regno 622 CMX I am pretty sure that this is a 1949[ish] Ford Anglia. there is something very similar, if not identical apart from the colour, in the Caister Car Collection. [not in handbook ?]

Four more big 'uns {from the left} T08 - John Deere 8410 {built 2000, regno X632 WFT} T12 - John Deere 7810 {built 2001, regno Y475 EHN} T?? - Case International 215 T11 - Ford 7910 {built 1986, regno D294 EHN}

I should have taken a close-up of the "tank badge" on top of the radiator, I can't work out the identity of this smartly painted tractor. Other than "Ford" ...

[052] SV 4239 Listed as a 1938 Ford Business coupe. I think it is a Ford Model A (1927 - 1931) ... which fits the registration plate which went from two letters and up to four digits to three letters and three numbers in 1932 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_A_(1927%E2%80%931931)

at rear - Ford "Woody" Station Wagon, model 78 with a V8 engine, built 1937 in the UK. at front - Morgan Three-Wheeler sports car, Reg XJ 5999. [I think this is the 1930s "super sports" model, as the front wings are wrong for the earlier 1920s AeroSports].