Ford Fordor

Ford C11ADF
Overview
Manufacturer	Ford Canada
Production	1941 - ?

The Ford Fordor, known officially as the Ford C11ADF, Station Wagon/Heavy Utility, 4x2,^[1] was a militarized station wagon used in the North African Campaign of World War II. They often had roof hatches and sometimes were roofless.

Ford C11
Body and chassis
Body style	Station wagon
Powertrain
Engine	239 cubic inch V8
Transmission	3-speed gearbox
Dimensions
Wheelbase	114 inches
Length	194 inches
Width	79 inches
Height	72 inches
Curb weight	4230 pounds

References

↑ Vanderveen, Bart (1989). Historic Military Vehicles Directory. ISBN 0900913576.

External links

1941 Ford C11ADF, Canadian War Museum, by Andy Bass - photo gallery

British Commonwealth armoured fighting vehicles of World War II

Tanks

Light tanks	Mk I, Mk II, Mk III, Mk IV, Mk V Mk VI Mk VII Tetrarch Vickers 6-Ton

Cruiser tanks	Mk I Mk II Mk III Mk IV Mk V Covenanter Mk VI Crusader Mk VII Cavalier Mk VIII Centaur Mk VIII Cromwell Mk VIII Challenger Comet Ram (Canada) Sentinel (Australia)

Infantry tanks	Mk I Matilda Mk II Matilda Mk III Valentine Mk IV Churchill

Medium tank	Medium Mk II Sherman Firefly M3 Grant Grizzly I (Canada)

Self-propelled artillery

Bishop Sexton (Canada) Deacon Archer Achilles

Armoured personnel carriers

Universal Carrier Loyd Carrier Kangaroo (Canada) Terrapin Windsor (Canada)

Scout cars and armoured cars

Scout cars	Daimler Dingo Dingo Scout Car (Australia) Humber Scout Car Lynx Scout Car (Canada) S1 Scout Car (Australia)

Light reconnaissance cars	Humber LRC Morris LRC Otter LRC (Canada)

Armoured cars	AEC Armoured Car Coventry Armoured Car Daimler Armoured Car Fox Armoured Car (Canada) Guy Armoured Car Humber Armoured Car Lanchester Armoured Car Marmon-Herrington Armoured Car (South Africa) Morris CS9 Rhino Heavy Armoured Car (Australia) Rolls-Royce Armoured Car Rover Light Armoured Car (Australia) Standard Beaverette Armoured Carrier Wheeled Indian Pattern (India)

Armoured trucks	Bedford OXA Armadillo Bison C15TA Armoured Truck (Canada) Leyland Beaver-Eel

Armoured command vehicles	AEC ACV Guy Lizard ACV

Experimental vehicles

A20 Avenger Black Prince Centurion Excelsior TOG 1 TOG 2 Tortoise Valiant Harry Hopkins Alecto Glanville Fighter Car Morris Motors Salamander Hillman Gnat Praying Mantis Thunderbolt (Australia) AC4 (Australia) Schofield (New Zealand)

British unarmoured vehicles of World War II

Artillery tractors	AEC Matador Albion FT15N Morris CDSW Morris C8 FAT Scammell Pioneer CMP FAT Guy Quad-Ant FAT

Trucks and lorries	CMP Truck Bedford QL Austin K2/Y Morris 15 cwt Austin K5 Bedford OYD Bedford OXD Bedford MW Morris C9 Guy Ant Leyland Retriever (3-ton) Leyland Lynx (30-cwt) Leyland Hippo (10-ton) Thornycroft Nubian Thornycroft Tartar

Tank transporters	Diamond T tank transporter Mack EXBX Scammell Pioneer

Utility and cars	Car, Heavy Utility 4×2 Ford C11 Car, Light Utility ("Tilly") Car, 4-Seater 4×2

Background: British armoured fighting vehicle production during World War II, Tanks in the British Army, Cruiser tank, Infantry tank

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