Classic Cars in Movies - Ford Anglia 105E and 123E

The Ford Anglia was made in various models between 1939 and 1967. This video features the Ford Anglia 105E which became famous as a flying car in the Harry Potter movie 'The Chamber of Secrets' of which we've included a scene in this video. Also a scene featuring the updated model 123E in the 1973 movie 'O Lucky Man!'. This and more. Enjoy!
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[@xrmerkur]

Sometimes the vehicle becomes the star ⭐️ 🌟 💫

[@josh4740]

This KZbin channel actually made a video of ford anglias thanks

[@ClassicCarsinMovies]

You're welcome.

[@fridelikakurnia6477]

Rupert Grint Ron actor actually buy this Ford Anglia. He loves this car so much.

[@BHuang92]

Fun Fact: The blue Ford Anglia from Harry Potter got stolen after three years since the release of the movie. Three years later, it was recovered.

[@ClassicCarsinMovies]

Thanks for adding this

[@josh4740]

God I would love to own a anglia in real life

[@pra_stock34]

josh 47 40 no

[@hell5309]

@@josh4740 Hope you're small enough to fit into it, then.

[@popindosin228]

I finally figured out name of Harry Poter's car! Thank you

[@collegepenetration1968]

I mean It belonged to the Weasley’s but O.K. ZoOmEr

[@derekpirie9188]

I have the same Estate ( 1965) colour and trim as the EC registration one. Not many Estates in South Africa.

[@eyesofisabelofficial]

The Police car has an 'E' registration plate. This only lasted from Jan 1st - July 31st 1967.

[@andrewprice28]

I have an E reg Anglia deluxe 1st registered in July 67 👍

[@mariolamari4554]

Mia prima macchina 1964

[@morgan2339]

The Harry Potter one was 1959 thats when they first started the 105e

[@zacharyspinks6207]

Awesome!

[@Kimians]

What about the poor 1200 super parked up in the garage scene in Deliverence….

[@josh4740]

I've just realised something you've spelt something wrong classic cars movies the harry Potter scene it says 1952 even though the model didn't come out until 1959

[@jbiehlable]

It’s also a 1962 model

[@Bigsmoke-so9vo]

The first is not a 52 one, it might be a 62

[@ClassicCarsinMovies]

Yes you're right. It's a 1962. Typing error. Can't be changed unfortunately

[@Bigsmoke-so9vo]

@@ClassicCarsinMovies nevermind

[@Bigsmoke-so9vo]

@@ClassicCarsinMovies please make a shelby cobra compilation in movies

[@ClassicCarsinMovies]

@@Bigsmoke-so9vo Good idea

[@breo9807]

you can do a video of the ford sierra?

[@ClassicCarsinMovies]

Thanks. WIll take a look

[@hugothecoolshadokvideomake2002]

I Never Heard Of The Young Ones At 0:27

[@johnd8892]

Popular UK TV comedy series. Lots of KZbin clips on them.

[@parowek8242]

I'm here becouse of Harry Potter

[@Sputnik812]

This is the difference between American Ford and British Ford. American Ford in the 50s and 60s made big, luxurious cars with powerful engines, while British Fords at the same time made small, economical cars.

[@johnd8892]

The also made a range of larger car, but the largest was only Ford Falcon size called the Ford Zephyr and Zodiac. Six cylinder cars made over about four generations from about 1952 to 1973. In the sixties next step up was the Cortina then Classic then Corsair. Anglia was just the smallest and most affordable.

[@Sputnik812]

@@johnd8892 Thanks for the info! Those Fords are considered midsize cars today. Smaller cars mean better economy and saved parking space.👍 I love vintage British cars.

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