1961 Ebro B-45
Registration number: B-241670
Owner: Donacio Sr. Miquel Barcons i Moragas (Sabadell.Valles Occidental)
Engine - 4 cylinder diesel
Power - 70 hp
Payload - 5000 kg
Spanish analogue British Ford Thames. But if the British called their truck after the River Thames, the Barcelona Motor Iberica company have chosen by analogy Ebro river that flows in southern Catalonia.
en.wikipedia.org
Ebro trucks was a Spanish brand of light and medium trucks and buses, as well as all-wheel-drive utility vehicles and agricultural tractors, based in Barcelona, Madrid, Ávila and also Cordoba.
Ebro parent company, Motor Ibérica, was set up in 1954 to build British-designed Ford trucks under license, Ebro range being based on Ford's Thames Trader. During the late-1960s and early-1970s the company took over four Spanish light vehicle makers: Fadisa, (Alfa Romeo Romeo vans), Aisa (Avia trucks), Siata (SEAT car derived minivans), and Viasa (es) (various Jeep 4x4s and Forward Control utility vehicles), in addition to the Spanish branch of Perkins engines.
Series B Ebro trucks has sold in England under the name Ford Thames. Although the trucks were made in Spain, but it was impossible to say that it is 100% Spanish products. There are two versions of the truck:
B35 - was basic and had a load capacity 4000kg,
B45 was a 4-cylinder diesel engine 70 hp and 5 tonnes payload.
Owner: Donacio Sr. Miquel Barcons i Moragas (Sabadell.Valles Occidental)
Engine - 4 cylinder diesel
Power - 70 hp
Payload - 5000 kg
Spanish analogue British Ford Thames. But if the British called their truck after the River Thames, the Barcelona Motor Iberica company have chosen by analogy Ebro river that flows in southern Catalonia.
en.wikipedia.org
Ebro trucks was a Spanish brand of light and medium trucks and buses, as well as all-wheel-drive utility vehicles and agricultural tractors, based in Barcelona, Madrid, Ávila and also Cordoba.
Ebro parent company, Motor Ibérica, was set up in 1954 to build British-designed Ford trucks under license, Ebro range being based on Ford's Thames Trader. During the late-1960s and early-1970s the company took over four Spanish light vehicle makers: Fadisa, (Alfa Romeo Romeo vans), Aisa (Avia trucks), Siata (SEAT car derived minivans), and Viasa (es) (various Jeep 4x4s and Forward Control utility vehicles), in addition to the Spanish branch of Perkins engines.
Series B Ebro trucks has sold in England under the name Ford Thames. Although the trucks were made in Spain, but it was impossible to say that it is 100% Spanish products. There are two versions of the truck:
B35 - was basic and had a load capacity 4000kg,
B45 was a 4-cylinder diesel engine 70 hp and 5 tonnes payload.
