1966 Ford Thames Trader K-Type 200

Registration No: LGP 962D
Chassis No: BC02EK19314
MOT: Exempt

• A formerly restored example in running order
• A member of a large collection of commercial vehicles
• Last MOT'd in 2017 with under 1,000 miles covered since
• Offered with current V5C, Thames Trader parts list and MOT's

Ford commenced production of the Thames Trader NC at the Dagenham factory in England in 1962. It used the cabin developed by Ford Germany for their slow-selling Ford Köln truck, which had been discontinued in 1961. The NC designation indicated "normal control" as opposed to "forward control". After the discontinuation of the Thames brand in 1965 the NC was re-designated as the K Series. Ford Europe would not step in again on the normal control heavy-duty van segment until 1973 with the Ford A-Series, which was based on the smaller Ford Transit.

This flatbed Trader K-Type 200 has formed part of a large collection of commercial vehicles and has been subject to a previous restoration. In running condition, it was last MOT’d in 2017 and is understood to have covered less than 1,000 miles since. Offered with current V5C, Thames Trader parts list and assorted old MOT certificates.

For more information, please contact:
Oliver Fernyhough-Martin
oliver.fernyhough-martin@handh.co.uk
07483 361000