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107e 4 door Prefect all made in Dagenham, late model 107e's similar to Anglia 2 door 100e's which were a better version of the Pop 2 door 100e's late model 107e's and Anglia 100e's have a really cool grille it's a mean looking vertcle chrome bar bit like a fire grate, rear lights and 2 pod dash are same also. Mines a 100e Anglia 1959. Best wishes with the rebuild.

107e 4 door Prefect all made in Dagenham, late model 107e's similar to Anglia 2 door 100e's which were a better version of the Pop 2 door 100e's late model 107e's and Anglia 100e's have a really cool grille it's a mean looking vertcle chrome bar bit like a fire grate, rear lights and 2 pod dash are same also. Mines a 100e Anglia 1959. Best wishes with the rebuild.

Their's no know cure for the Old Ford Bug. Bought a rolling shell 1959 100e Anglia back in 1981. Spent the next 5 years upgrading and converting it loosely to Mexico spec. Everything including steering with rack and pinion, suspension gas Biksteins, handling aids like RS front roll at, rear vertical mounted shockers, anti tranp bars, gearbox 2000e naturally , Brakes RS discs on the front with a little Girling servo, and engine a Burton 100hp at wheels one. In about '87 after running it about for 18 months the axle went then life got in the way for the next 30 years. Every year I say this is the year I get it back on the road and this year is no different but now the kids are older and I need 4 wheels for running around in. This is the year when I fire her up and begin to finish what I started back in '81 when I was a teenager.

That'll be a labour of love, best wishes for a speedy recovery

Your going to need all the encouragement you can get, good luck and your money will be well spent!