New Ford Courier pickup
Looks like Ford is considering building a Courier pickup based on the Focus. Wonder if it could even pull a pop-up. I could see it used by parts stores to deliver parts or a grocery getter.
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RobertRyan wrote:colliehauler wrote:Me Again wrote:With a 6.0 I would say more then just a little. Years ago I use to have a El Camino SS. I bought a new 454 SS in 1990 when they came out, a called it my castrated 454. I sold it ten years later with 2500 miles, it sat in the garage.colliehauler wrote:
I would love to have that 52 Chevrolet coupe utility. Never seen one before.
Get a SSR, it will have a little more power.
What I like about the old 52 coupe utility is the rarity and uniqueness.
Australian Ute versions of US vehicles were not that rare in the 1950's. All US cars had a Ute version provided by local coach makers or by the manufacturers
A 1954 Plymouth
1958 Ford Mainline Coupe Utility
That last picture looks like a Canadian market Meteor...around 1956 or so...in Canada. Back then weren't most US cars in Australia shipped over from Canada or sent in knockdown form from Canada and then assembled in Australia ?
The CCM firm kind of rings a bell, but I could be wrong.
