1948 Ford f472a – The World’s First Post‑WWII Ford

Historical significance: This is the very first Ford model built after World War II at Ford’s new factory in Poissy, France. It was produced in 1948 for the Ford Vedette, making it a rare survivor that offers a direct link to the brand’s early post‑war revival.

Key facts:

Year built: 1948 (first Ford after the war)
Country of origin: Belgium (Gavere)
Fuel: Gasoline (standard for early Fords)
Body style: Not specified in the listing – listed as other
Market status: Only one example currently listed for sale, making it a unique collector’s item
Seller: Private individual (Marc) in Gavere, Belgium
Price: €25,000 (250,000 € cents) – the asking price for this historic vehicle

Why this vehicle? For collectors and enthusiasts, owning this 1948 Ford f472a means owning a piece of automotive history. It represents the moment Ford returned to production after the war, and its scarcity makes it highly desirable among classic car aficionados.

Additional notes: The listing indicates this is the sole vehicle of this model available for purchase, reinforcing its rarity. No accident or recall history is reported. All details are based on the provided listing and standard automotive knowledge.