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FORD ANGLIA ALLARDETTE
Lowest Price: £20,160 • Median Price: £20,160 • Highest Price: £20,160 • Sell-Through Rate: 33%
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£20,160
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£20,160
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£20,160
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NUMBER OF SOLD CARS:
1
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SELL THROUGH RATE:
33%
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The Ford Anglia Allardette was a British sports car produced from 1959 to 1961. Sydney Allard, known for his Allard sports cars, developed it using a Ford Anglia 105E chassis.
The Allardette was intended to offer a more affordable sports car option. About 25 Allardettes were made.
The Anglia 105E continued production without a direct successor from Allard.
A little-known story: Reportedly, a handful of Allardettes were initially painted in vibrant, non-factory colors at the request of Sydney Allard's wife, Sheila, who wanted the cars to stand out at dealerships.
How much is a Ford Anglia Allardette worth?
In average condition, a Ford Anglia Allardette is worth £20,160.
What is the most expensive Ford Anglia Allardette to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Ford Anglia Allardette to sell in history was sold for £20,160.
What is the cheapest Ford Anglia Allardette to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Ford Anglia Allardette to sell in history was sold for £20,160.
When was the Ford Anglia Allardette produced?
The Ford Anglia Allardette was produced between 1960 and 1963.