Ford Taunus 17M (P7) Van 1967
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Specifications Ford Taunus 17M (P7) Van 1967 blueprint
The Ford Taunus 17M (P7) Van 1967 is a classic German engineering masterpiece that is sure to turn heads. This was one of the first models of the Taunus van that was released, and was almost exclusively used for commercial purposes. The van has a unique, box-like appearance with a two-tone paint scheme that makes it stand out from the crowd. The vehicle has a robust chassis and an extremely dependable wheelbase that allows it to withstand even the toughest road conditions. It is just over 4 meters long and 1.5 meters wide, and is equipped with a powerful two-liter gasoline engine. The 17M (P7) Van also features a four-speed transmission and a revised front suspension that ensures quality handling and comfort while on the move. Not only is the Ford Taunus 17M a reliable and trustworthy vehicle, but it also has a rugged beauty that has lent itself to being an iconic part of the German commercial landscape. With its large windows and stylish chrome detailing, this van adds a touch of nostalgia to any situation. Inside, the van is deceptively spacious, with room for up to eight people including the driver. The interior is also well-designed, offering decent storage options and comfortable seating. An interesting feature of the Ford Taunus 17M (P7) Van 1967 is the inclusion of a wide selection of optional extras. This includes things such as air conditioning, a perimeter alarm, an upgraded radio system, and much more. All in all, the 17M (P7) Van is a reliable and iconic piece of German engineering that is sure to make any business venture a success.
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