In article <201807311908504058-email@domain.com>, David Moorman
<email@domain.com> writes
>On 2018-07-31 23:20:32 +0000, Paul McGrane said:
>
>> I found these 3 on the internet a while back.
>> These must be European models?
>> <image>
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>Most likely all British; Ford did produce a wide variety of cars there.
>When a station wagon is called an "estate car", you can count on it
>being British!
>
Yes, all British. Until the late 1960s, Ford of Germany had a completely
different range, with nothing in common with the British Fords. Only
with the launch of the Escort and Capri did a unified European Ford
range start to evolve. In the early 1950s there was also a unique Ford
France range of cars too, but Ford's French operation was sold to Simca
in 1954.
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