Introduced in 1959, the Ford Anglia 105E was the first of a new generation of Fords. It replaced the 100E Anglia although the old body style continued in production until 1962, renamed as the Ford Popular. The 997cc engined new Anglia had a radically restyled body with a reverse angled rear window designed to give more headroom for rear-seat passengers. The Allardette Anglias featured a race-tuned 1500cc engine and were built by the Allard Motor Company during the 1960s.

This particular vehicle is a 1964 Ford Allardette Anglia restored and raced by owner/driver Martin Fox. It is capable of speeds up to 130mph and is a competitive member of the historic rallying movement.