Ford Ten (7W)

Production period:	1937 to 1938
Class :	Motor car
Body versions :	Touring ,saloon
Engines:	Gasoline: 1.2 liters (22 kW)
Length:	3960 mm
Width:	1448 mm
Height:	1600 mm
Wheelbase :	2388  mm
Curb weight :	810 kg

The Ford Ten (or Ford 7W ) was a car which was manufactured by Ford England from 1937 to 1938.

This was the successor to the model C Ten.  Now body style, available in both two and four doors also a open touring car, but still had the same side- mounted  (Sidevalve) inline four cylinder engine with 1172 cc displacement and a power of 22 kW  the same as its predecessor. The chassis now had a more stiffer braced design.The front and rear axles were designed as a rigid drawbar axle with transverse leaf springs. The mechanically operated brakes on all four wheels came from Girling.At the rear a large dust proof inclosed external luggage space was a feature of the ten with the spare wheel mounted under the luggage space.

Successor from 1939 was the Ford Prefect . In two years, 41,665 Ford Ten were built.