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Driven by adventure, guided by our history, inspired by community, enchanted by the freedom of the open road and committed, always, to creating the worlds greatest. The Ford Popular, often called the Ford Pop, is a car from Ford UK that was built in England between 19. When launched, it was Britains lowest priced car. Ford Popular 1. 03. EeditElectrics were 6 volts, a provided starting handle often necessary. Rod operated drum brakes, synchromesh only on 2nd and top gear. The boot accessed with a coach key, no heater or demister, semaphore indicators, pull wire starter, manual choke. No water pump, engine cooling by thermosyphon this was very basic motoring. When production of the older Ford Anglia and Ford Prefect was stopped in 1. Popular was developed as a budget alternative, based on the old, pre war style E4. A Anglia. The E4. A was, in turn, a facelift of the Anglia E0. A, which was a facelifted version of the 7. Y, itself a rebodied Model Y. Thus through several adjustments, updates and name changes, a design with provenance dating back to 1. Ford for 2. 7 years. It was powered by a Ford Sidevalve 1. W,4 four cylinder engine. The car was very basic. It had a single vacuum powered wiper, no heater, vinyl trim, and very little chrome even the bumpers were painted, and the bakelite dash of the Anglia was replaced by a flat steel panel. The Popular 1. 03. E differed visually from the Anglia E4. E in having smaller headlights and a lack of trim on the side of the bonnet. Early 1. Es had the three spoke banjo type AngliaPrefect steering wheel as stocks of these were used up, but most have a two spoke wheel similar to the 1. E wheel but in brown. Early Populars also had the single centrally mounted tailstop lamp of the Anglia, but this changed to a two tailstop lamp set up with the lamps mounted on the mudguards and a separate number plate lamp. In total, 1. 55,3. Popular E1. 03s were produced. This car proved successful because, while on paper it was a sensible alternative to a clean, late model used car, in practice there were no clean late model used cars available in postwar Britain owing to the six year halt in production caused by the Second World War. This problem was compounded by stringent export quotas that made obtaining a new car in the late 1. Contract For Venue Hire Template. Unless the purchaser could pay the extra 1. Anglia 1. 00. E, Austin A3. Morris Minor, the choice was the Popular or a pre war car. In later years, these cars became popular as hot rods since the late 1. This practice started in the United States with Fords 1. Model B1. 8, while the Ford Pop as it was affectionately known became the definitive British hot rod a reduced sized but readily available British alternative, a role it still plays today to a considerable extent. A car tested by The Motor magazine in 1. A fuel consumption of 3. L1. 00 km 3. 0. US was recorded. The test car cost 3. In AustraliaeditThe Popular 1. E was available in Australia up to 1. It utilised the 9. Ford Prefect with 1. E front panels. 3 The utility was designated as 1. E 6. 7 and the chassis cowl model as 1. E 8. 4. 6 The Popular utility differed from its Anglia A4. A utility predecessor in that the Popular did not have running boards 7 whereas the Anglia did have them. Ford Popular 1. 03. E Coupe Utility. Ford Popular 1. EeditIn 1. 95. 9 the old Popular was replaced by a new version that was in production until 1. Like the previous version it used a superseded Anglia body shell, this time that of the 1. E, and it was powered by a strengthened 1. The brakes were now hydraulic with 8 in 2. The new Popular offered 1,0. The basic model stripped out many fittings from the Anglia but there was a large list of extras available and also a De Luxe version which supplied many as standard. Popular 1. 00. Es were built. The Motor magazine tested a 1. E in 1. 96. 0 and found it to have a top speed of 6. L1. 00 km 2. 7. US. The test car cost 4. British Market. 1. In 1. 96. 0, the manufacturers recommended retail price of 4. UK wage. 1. 1 The 1. Ford Escort Popular in 1. In the 1. 95. 0s, however, the country had been undergoing a period of above average austerity in 1. UK wage. 1. 1. Ford Popular deluxe 1. EPopular trim leveleditIn 1. Popular name was revived as a base trim level of the newly released Ford Escort Mk. This model featured a standard 1. OHV Kent engine, 1. The 1. 97. 5 Ford Escort Popular was the first Ford to carry the Popular name that also featured a heater as standard equipment. The Popular trim level proved long standing across the Ford range, featuring on later Escorts and the Fiesta, from 1. A Popular Plus variant was also available. Ford Popular in television showseditIn 1. Ford Popular based kit car, the Siva Edwardian MTR 5, was used by Jon Pertwee to become Bessie, the Doctors sprightly Edwardian roadster on the long running science fiction television show, Doctor Who. The plate number WHO 1 had already been taken, so Bessies legal plate number was MTR 5. A special set of WHO 1 plates were made for filming sequences only. In Bessies last appearance in Sylvester Mc. Coys story Battlefield Doctor Who, the plate number was WHO 7, possibly as a nod to Mc. Coys 7th Doctor. A black Ford Popular 1. E EBW 3. 43 was also used in the Monty Pythons Flying Circus sketch Mr. Mrs. Brian Norris Ford Popular. In a spoof of epic journeys, the Norrises Michael Palin as Brian Norris and Graham Chapman in drag as Betty Norris set out to see if the journey from Surbiton to Hounslow was possible they were thwarted by the Thames and had to finish the trek by rail. Between 1. 99. 2 and 1. Ford Populars 8. PU and VXL 7. Heartbeat as Oscar Blaketons car. Referencesedit abcdefThe Ford Popular. The Motor. 2. 8 April 1. Bill Ballard, English and Australian Small Fords Recognition and Restoration, 2. Bill Ballard, English and Australian Small Fords Recognition and Restoration, 2. Robson, Graham 2. A Z British Cars 1. Herridge Sons. ISBN 0 9. Bill Ballard, English and Australian Small Fords Recognition and Restoration, 2. Bill Ballard, English and Australian Small Fords Recognition and Restoration, 2. Bill Ballard, English and Australian Small Fords Recognition and Restoration, 2. Bill Ballard, English and Australian Small Fords Recognition and Restoration, 2. Culshaw Horrobin 1. Complete Catalogue of British Cars. London Macmillan. ISBN 0 3. 33 1. The Ford Popular. The Motor. 2. 4 August 1. By Popular demand. Motor 3. 23. 3. July 1. External linksedit.