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1959 Morrison-Electricar EH20 Milk Float

1959 Morrison-Electricar EH20 in Bergerac, TV Series, 1981-1991 IMDB Ep. 8.09

Class: Others, Ground conveyor — Model origin: UK

1959 Morrison-Electricar EH20 Milk Float

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2012-08-06 01:31

Vehicle Details1 for registration number WBY942S

Make FORD
Model
Year of manufacture 1977
Engine size (cc) 16



The vehicle details for WBY 942S are:

Date of Liability 27 04 1988
Date of First Registration 01 12 1977
Year of Manufacture 1977
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 16cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour BLUE
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available

somename US

2012-08-06 01:54

kegare wrote Engine size (cc) 16
:wow: Syringes are bigger then that.

dsl SX

2012-08-06 01:55

..... a blue FORD CARGO 1615 according to http://www.autochecknow.co.uk/result.aspx?vrm=WBY942S . Most WBY 94xS come out the same, but there's a Transit and an Escort 35 as well. All are blue so must be a batch order.

I think the plate is WBY 94xG - a genuine mid 69 sequence, but nothing listed now.

G-MANN UK

2012-08-06 02:00

But isn't it an electric vehicle that doesn't even have any cc?

antp BE

2012-08-06 17:57

Yes, it is maybe the kW power or something like that

dsl SX

2012-08-06 18:17

This has gone totally wrong by following the plate as WBY 942S and finding a DVLA record which has weird and inexplicable errors. This picture shows a Ford Cargo 1615 - http://www.truck-photos.net/picture/number8135.asp - which would often have a 6200cc diesel. The plate here is probably WBY 942G, issued mid-69 and which should lead to an unknown make milk float, all electric and 0cc; however no DVLA or other plate check record exists, presumably because it died - along with all the other WBY 94xG vehicles - before the records were computerised. WBY 942S details have nothing to do with the milk float, so should be totally disregarded.

-- Last edit: 2012-08-06 18:18:15

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2012-08-06 18:33

Did the Ford Cargo even exist in 1977?

Lateef NO

2012-08-06 18:52

Nope, the Cargo was introduced in 1981

Sandie SX

2012-08-06 18:52

No, it was still the D-Series then. Ford Cargo 1615 seems to be a default listing for unidentified Ford vans and trucks. I've seen it quite a few times on Ford vehicles that patently weren't lorries. Also, at full screen resultion the plate on this seemed to be WBY 941S, not 942. Still a fake plate, but from a Transit.

dsl SX

2012-08-06 19:15

There is clearly something strange with the DVLA records in that batch - 943S comes up as 99,999cc petrol, 944S and 945S revert to 16cc petrol etc. Probably some mice nesting on that bit of the hard drive.

Also the milk float is odd for having no brand name or advertising slogan - Gomsel Dairies, Fresh Mudflap Milk, Ingo's Strawberry Yoghurts, Antp Clotted Cream, Sandie Butter etc - even the headboard is blank. "Daily deliveries" is too generic.

-- Last edit: 2012-08-06 22:03:18

Ingo DE

2012-08-08 12:27

Delicious dsl-ish delights

andrepa DE

2012-09-17 23:17

kegare wrote Did the Ford Cargo even exist in 1977?

no, and a 1615 would be a 16 tons Cargo heavyweight with 150HP

andrepa DE

2012-09-17 23:25

dsl wrote There is clearly something strange with the DVLA records in that batch - 943S comes up as 99,999cc petrol, 944S and 945S revert to 16cc petrol etc. Probably some mice nesting on that bit of the hard drive.

Also the milk float is odd for having no brand name or advertising slogan - Gomsel Dairies, Fresh Mudflap Milk, Ingo's Strawberry Yoghurts, Antp Clotted Cream, Sandie Butter etc - even the headboard is blank. "Daily deliveries" is too generic.

maybe today it would look like this electrical vehicle of english milk float, couldn´t it be the same make?
http://www.healthbanquet.com/images/english-milk-float.jpg
unfortunatelly there is no further information, despite the fact it is electrical
and milk delicious
http://www.healthbanquet.com/raw-milk-testimonial.html#.UFeUvrLN_kd

-- Last edit: 2012-09-17 23:28:26

Sunbar UK

2014-02-27 20:35

[Image: morrison.jpg]

Identified as a Morrison, possibly a D5 as the first listing here...

http://www.milkfloats.org.uk/morrisn4.html

Probably the same actual milk float /vehicle.php?id=398623

-- Last edit: 2014-02-27 20:41:58

Sunbar UK

2014-03-23 20:45

Actual model is Morrison-Electricar EH20 (20cwt) introduced Oct 1958 (from Commercial Motor of same date).

[Image: eh20.jpg]

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