Ford Anglia Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Outline line drawing graphic of the British classic 1958 Ford Anglia 100E car produced from 1953 to 1959 (also available in black)
Ford Anglia 100E 1958 classic car outline graphic (white) Phone Case
by soitwouldseem
$17 $23
Description: Outline line drawing graphic of the British classic 1958 Ford Anglia 100E car produced from 1953 to 1959 (also available in white)
Ford Anglia 100E 1958 classic car outline graphic (black) Phone Case
by soitwouldseem
$17 $23
Description: Vintage Ford Newspaper Advertising The zephyr consul, Zodiac ,popular ,Escort ,Anglia ,Squire ,Prefect ,by MotorManiac
Vintage Ford Newspaper Advertising The zephyr consul, Zodiac ,popular ,Escort ,Anglia ,Squire ,Prefect ,by MotorManiac Phone Case
by MotorManiac
$17 $23
Description: Take flight with the legendary blue flying car! This Weasley's Vintage Cars design features the iconic enchanted vehicle, perfect for wizards who prefer the scenic route over the Hogwarts Express. A distressed, retro-style graphic for fans of magical mishaps, secret shortcuts, and the most famous garage in the wizarding world.
Weasley's Flying Ford - Vintage Magic Auto Repair Phone Case
by creativeballoon
$17 $23
Description: Take flight with the legendary blue flying car! This Weasley's Vintage Cars design features the iconic enchanted vehicle, perfect for wizards who prefer the scenic route over the Hogwarts Express. A distressed, retro-style graphic for fans of magical mishaps, secret shortcuts, and the most famous garage in the wizarding world.
Weasley's Flying Ford - Vintage Magic Auto Repair Phone Case
by Morar Art
$17 $23
Weasley's Flying Ford - Vintage Magic Auto Repair Phone Case
by maple bug
$17 $23
Weasley's Flying Ford - Vintage Magic Auto Repair Phone Case
by Lockman Breitenberg
$17 $23
Description: The Weasley family's flying car receives an overdue approach-and-landing safety card. A sky-blue Ford Anglia floats above the castle grounds with the Whomping Willow forming a menacing landing obstacle. Three pictures show recognition of the moving branches, avoidance of the canopy, and diversion to open ground. The prohibition pictogram crosses out an Anglia touching the tree's striking branches, a direct callback to the Chamber of Secrets crash rather than a generic no-parking symbol.