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February 1st, 20001933, and the arrival of the little FordsSIX of the new cars that rolled out of Ford’s Geelong plant in June 1933 were very
significant as they The six cars were Model Y 4-door sedans (named Fordor in Fordspeak), powered by a 23 horsepower, 4-cylinder engine. The little Fords were virtually scaled down models of the larger V8s and provided Ford Australia with a larger range for its customers. And of course, in typical Aussie fashion, Ford Australia devised utility and van versions built on the car chassis.
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heralded the beginning of
a long association with Ford of Britain and Ford’s entry into the light car market.