my Ford A series website, please take a look

[mexicodan]

Hi rather than fill up the transit forum with pics of the transits big cousin, i have shoved all my pics etc on my site http://www.fordaseries.co.uk

please take a look at let me know your thoughts, regards dan

[stevo]

Should this be in the Progress reports section?

[Luke]

moved to TT

good site that how rare is the walk through panel van

[rover]

I take it they only had a couple of number plates then? Seeing as the dropside and the mini-artic have the same number plate on them

Its looking good mate, keep it up

Rover.

[madmark]

well done dan so nice to see the A series not many people would remember them!

[FredTransit]

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good site that how rare is the walk through panel van

Rediculously rare! There was one in the NSVA many years ago, tlaking to the owner at the time (late 80s) he said the contract from Ford to make the integral van was granted to a firm that went bust having only made 250!

[UK_ANDY]

Well done Dan on the website . Dont ask me for the exact location I havent a clue ,but sometime ago I got lost in the Church Stretton area , I eventually found a guy working on a small holding who gave me directions parked up on the small holding was a delapidated walk through that someone had started a camper conversion out on , there was a row of 3 cottages ajacent to the small holding .

[stevo]

Some lovely looking motors on there mate.

[Granadadriver]

Cool: A site dedicated to the A-series! Last time I saw one must be more than ten years ago!

[mk2panelvan]

I never knew they had a sperate chassis, thats one strong truck, it must have looked very modern next to the MK1 which was around at the same time, love the website,looking forward to the restoration pictures
The are ideal for a recovery truck, and they look good. The picture is just like the MK2 recovery in the Transit book, same colour and stripes cool

[bigmastif]

hat off m8 great lookin site .......the orange moores truck that pic was taken on great western road in glasgow cos of t.w. menzies and sons thay are still there remember seeing the moores waggons when i was a kid but thay were probably 6-7 yrs old by then there waggons were replaced by the bedford t.k when garvies of mingavie bought them over sorry guys gettin nostalgic

[ovlov]

I take it they only had a couple of number plates then? Seeing as the dropside and the mini-artic have the same number plate on them

I think Fords were buggers for doing this in the seventies they used to do it with their rally cars build a new one and borrow the reg off one they wernt using

[FredTransit]

I take it they only had a couple of number plates then? Seeing as the dropside and the mini-artic have the same number plate on them

I think Fords were buggers for doing this in the seventies they used to do it with their rally cars build a new one and borrow the reg off one they wernt using

That might be down to the company that photographed the brochures, maybe they were told to put a regular number plate on the vnas but only had a few pairs to cheese from!

[tranny van man]

i have one just sat at the yard 2.5 diesel w reg chassis cab not in bad nic

[bookwyse]

moved to TT

good site that how rare is the walk through panel van

Rediculously rare! There was one in the NSVA many years ago, tlaking to the owner at the time (late 80s) he said the contract from Ford to make the integral van was granted to a firm that went bust having only made 250!

And that would have been my old man.