Pastel blue body and a graceful white roof - there was no sight more beautiful than the sight of a proud owner taking possession of their new Ford 12M. In the sixties, the light blue paint was considered trendy, and the Cologne limousine came across as a comfortable family car when unveiled at the 1962 IAA auto show. The model that is now re-introduced from revitalised moulds looks even more refined. The fact that the glazing of the WIKING model is tinted can be attributed to the contemporary character, since back then interior fittings were certainly not a standard feature found in every WIKING model.

Body pastel blue with clear varnish finish, roof with contrasting white. Chassis aluminium silver. Glazing as tinted insert. Bonnet with silver “Taunus” lettering. Silver door handles and “12m” type plate on the sides. Silver “Taunus” lettering and logo as well as “12m” lettering on the rear. Window surrounds on the front and the rear painted silver. Hand-painted radiator grille with headlamps. Indicators on the front hand-painted in orange and tail lights coloured red.