23-04-2014, 07:15 AM
Hi,
Ford Anglia 105E brings back many memories. It was never a pretty sight to open the boot to find the ends of both cart springs sticking through. Sagging doors due to the frames rotting; crumbling sills; they were simply rust buckets although they used to go well and apart from the rotten bodywork they were generally reliable. Unlike modern cars Anglia's were dead easy to work on with a handful of spanners and a big hammer.
http://www.thepopshop.org.uk/Pages/ANGLI...20page.htm
Kind regards, Col.
Ford Anglia 105E brings back many memories. It was never a pretty sight to open the boot to find the ends of both cart springs sticking through. Sagging doors due to the frames rotting; crumbling sills; they were simply rust buckets although they used to go well and apart from the rotten bodywork they were generally reliable. Unlike modern cars Anglia's were dead easy to work on with a handful of spanners and a big hammer.
http://www.thepopshop.org.uk/Pages/ANGLI...20page.htm
Kind regards, Col.
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