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fuellingstation
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vin number

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Hi Guys,
I read somewhere that not all british fords had a vin#. Can anyone tell me where the vin# should be located on the Anglia 105e?
peteleo
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Post by peteleo »

All cars have a VIN including the Anglia 105E which is engraved on the R/H strut top mount also a tag riveted on the inner fender near the battery on some models.
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Post by angliagt »

On the early 105E's,it was the same as the engine number.

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JAN
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Post by JAN »

Strictly speaking, it isn't a VIN number, or even a Chassis Number, although it will do for either. It is the original Engine Number; Ford didn't use Chassis Numbers back then. Obviously, over time, engines are changed so if your car has matching Engine and Chassis numbers, it's one up for originality!
fuellingstation
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Post by fuellingstation »

Thanks everyone. I came across a junked 59 105e that I need to get a title for. This is all very helpful.
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Post by angliagt »

Sorry - but I don't believe that's any such thing as a
1959 Anglia 105E in the USA.I have a '60 105E -
serial # 126316,which was registered as a '61.
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105epaul
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Post by 105epaul »

There is a 1959 105E in the USA, well I'm assuming it's still there! It was probably a pre-production car with some unique trim that never made it to production, think the guy that owned it is called Lee. He has been on here and was trying to sell it a while ago, it was pretty solid. I think it was possibly sent over by Ford Great Britain for testing and then used for road tests by magazines. It's even older than my 105E.
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