Ford Anglia 307E Van 1967
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Specifications Ford Anglia 307E Van 1967 blueprint
The Ford Anglia 307E Van of 1967 is an impressive workhorse, appreciated by drivers for its sturdy construction and modern features. With a slate grey exterior and the signature Ford logo emblazoned prominently on the front grille, this model is instantly recognizable with its reliably dependable stature. Under the hood, the Anglia is powered by a 1.7-liter naturally-aspirated inline-four coupled to a 4-speed manual transmission, and it comes with drum brakes all around. It generates 48HP for a top speed of 83 MPH and is capable of zippy acceleration. With its steel wheels and a 1,494cc engine, this van delivers excellent fuel economy. Though the 307E was designed for those interested in utility and performance, it also boasts a number of appealing creature comforts. Its interior features two grey bench seats that are invitingly comfortable for a long haul. There is plenty of storage, with a mesh cargo net, overhead shelf, and dedicated compartments for small items. For driving convenience, the steering wheel is adjustable and features basic Ford amenities such as an Easy Starting ignition, turn signals, and even air conditioning. The Ford Anglia 307E Van has earned its place as a classic workhorse with its bulging exterior and purposeful performance. For those looking for reliable transport, a well-equipped interior, and a sleek design, the Anglia is a great choice.
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