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The Mk IV Zephyr/Zodiac range appeared in 1966 and was radically different to the previous popular model. I found the Mk IV quite appealing having a square-look not unlike the Mk II Cortina which also appeared later in 1966. The range featured 2.0 V4 & 2.5 V6 engines in Zephyrs and 3.0 V6 engines in Zodiacs (no worries about fuel prices/shortages in the mid 1960s).
The Zephyr came with a bench front seat and steering column change, and my father bought one to take the family of 6 (4 adults & 2 children) on a touring trip around Ireland in 1968. This was a good move as there was plenty of room for us all, including luggage. The spare wheel was housed under the long impressive looking bonnet. The Zodiac came with bucket front seats as standard though a bench seat was offered as an option.
Sadly for me, the Zephyr was Dad's last Ford until a few years ago when he returned to the blue oval by opting for a Focus.
The Executive was the top of the range model, and this nice example, which being K reg would be one of the last, was at Totally Transport, Blackpool on 28 June 09.
The Zephyr/Zodiac names disappeared from the Ford range in 1972 when the more successful Granada range arrived on the scene.
Absolute Executive, Melbourn, Neoplan Tourliner MF11 LVU passes through Dunstable on 12th December, 2018. It was new to Stacey's of Carlisle.
I must say they do a great job decking out the city in bunting and decorations for the 4th; here's the patriotic display on the north side of the Executive Office Building.
Washington, DC / July 3, 2007
Forget wheels or leashes, this little dog gets carried like royalty. While others struggle with bags, he glides through the market in his human-powered chariot. Now that’s executive travel.
Elegant and tranquil, each of our Executive Rooms blends classic design with contemporary comfort and 21st century technology. All have en suite bathrooms, flat screen TVs with Freeview and Sky channels, free internet access and luxury White Room toiletries.
There seems to be a plentiful supply of ex MoD Dennis Javelin Plaxton (Profiles?) recently arriving with operators. Angel Executive Travel of High Wycombe has M70 AET - presumably a 70 seater? - seen in Brighton on 15th May, 2016.
This is the HVA for the Dark Bley fleet. It's been through three iterations and this is the one I'm happiest with.
A Beautiful B-25 Mitchell bomber at the 2008 Travis AFB open house flying Old Glory and the POW MIA flag.
Catalog #: 01_00083288
Title: Convair , 880
Corporation Name: Convair
Additional Information: USA
Designation: 880
Tags: Convair , 880
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
decals on the outside of a minibus operating in the gayo highlands area in northern sumatra. the term executive indicates slightly more comfort.
This smart cow (In the reality an ox) works as executive of a huge company and was conferring his notebook when was photographed! lol :¬D
Rio Sul Shopping, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Dedicated to H@ns!
A shortage of a saloon resulted in my being given LBF454V, a Ford R1114 with Executive-fitted Plaxton coach body for the Burton to Ashbourne service. It was new in 1980 and is seen in Ashbourne Bus Station
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My favorite shot from a recent executive portrait session.
Strobist info: AlienBee's AB 800 is key into PCB Medium softbox. AB800 into 43" umbrella lighting camera left side of seamless background. Profoto Acute B2 600 into 2' x 3' Creative Light soft box lighting camera right side of seamless. A 5'in1 disk reflector for fill on camera right side (silver side). Triggered with Pocket Wizard Plus II's and metered with a Sekonic L358. Set up shot is in the comments.
A sample from a shoot I did for my program's Student Union Society last week. Any thoughts regarding the editing/composition/lighting setup?
Seen in Bourton-on-the-Water is BJ18 OCM, an Iveco Daily 70C18/Ferqui SR C26F coach, new to Group 10 Executive Coaches, Annfield Plain, County Durham in April 2018.
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