Car based pickups

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Risonax

281 posts

18 months

Wednesday 1st May
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East European crud

FSO; this might have been their top seller in the UK



Daewoo-badged FSO Polonez pickup



Dacia Renault 12 crewcab



Zastava



Wartburg



Trabant




Ebo100

488 posts

206 months

Wednesday 1st May
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This is a render but there are conversions out there. Sadly I lack the fabrication skills.


Ebo100

488 posts

206 months

Wednesday 1st May
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I've always liked these but sadly prices geting silly now.

soxboy

6,366 posts

221 months

Wednesday 1st May
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Another South American special, the Shove-It pickup

Kart16

385 posts

10 months

Wednesday 1st May
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gt40steve said:
Not for UK consumption, the South American Ford Courier pick up.

Believe it or not, the bed was very wide, even though it was based on the Fiesta.

There was also a racing series of it:








Jader1973

4,072 posts

202 months

Thursday 2nd May
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hammo19 said:
What a wonderful collection of pick ups, make you smile looking at these.

I have this one

fk yeah!

I’ve got a 2002 VY SS Ute. I should really get rid of it because I just bought a VF wagon…but I’ve put it in the garage while I think about it (at least that is what I’ve told my wife smile … I’m keeping it biggrin )

Dapster

7,032 posts

182 months

Thursday 2nd May
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This absolute horror show is a Chinese made Bamin, a company partly owned by the Chinese army and used to knocking out rough old military hardware. This thing was a Mercedes W123 rip off pick up, but based not on anything remotely Mercedes like, but the prehistoric body on frame BJ212 with a locally made 70bhp 2.4 oil burner. So not really a car based pick up but a hideous curio none the less.

Bamin went under in the late 90s.



Based on this


Flumpo

3,849 posts

75 months

Thursday 2nd May
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Risonax said:
Kind of car based

Good grief, can you imagine if Jaguar had actually been responsible and released that around 2002. smile

MC Bodge

21,862 posts

177 months

Thursday 2nd May
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Flumpo said:
Risonax said:
Kind of car based

Good grief, can you imagine if Jaguar had actually been responsible and released that around 2002. smile
They would have been ahead of the game.

I'd often wondered what has inspired the Bentley Bentayga.

AdeTuono

7,276 posts

229 months

Thursday 2nd May
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A couple that I used to own. Holden HSV, 5.7 V8



and a Ford Falcon SR8, with the modular V8



Wish I'd kept them.

Cotty

39,709 posts

286 months

Thursday 2nd May
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AdeTuono said:
A couple that I used to own. Holden HSV, 5.7 V8



and a Ford Falcon SR8, with the modular V8



Wish I'd kept them.
I really like the Holden, not so keen on the look of the Ford.

tomsugden

2,247 posts

230 months

Thursday 2nd May
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VW Amarock must be based on a Toureg?
Mercedes X Class?

vikingaero

10,533 posts

171 months

Thursday 2nd May
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Skoda Funstar concept. I really really would have liked one.


Downward

3,676 posts

105 months

Thursday 2nd May
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soxboy said:
I think Ford UK a missed a trick not bringing this over:
A pick up to put your scuba gear in !
Hmm

ConnectionError

1,841 posts

71 months

Thursday 2nd May
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tomsugden said:
VW Amarock must be based on a Toureg?
Mercedes X Class?
X Class was a Nissan Navara in Drag

Killboy

7,557 posts

204 months

Thursday 2nd May
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My first car. Perfect for uni, carting motorbikes and band equipment around. Also had a proper custom fit mattress in the back with sound system and some occasionally some scented candles. biggrin




JerseyRoyal

117 posts

2 months

Thursday 2nd May
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ConnectionError said:
tomsugden said:
VW Amarock must be based on a Toureg?
Mercedes X Class?
X Class was a Nissan Navara in Drag
Amarok is built on the same platform as the Ford Ranger. Old one was it’s own chassis. The MLB platform doesn’t have the load/towing capacity needed for a commercial pick up.

Roman Moroni

1,048 posts

125 months

Thursday 2nd May
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paulwirral said:
gt40steve said:
paulwirral said:
FMOB said:
Ford P100



I had a few of those back in the day and they were used for the intended purpose , the pick up beds used to dissolve in front of your eyes .
The sierras were a better drive , they had their own race series at one stage if I remember correctly ?
They were silhouette type racers, not real trucks.
This was in the eighties , I’m pretty sure they were basically std p100 as they were woefully slow .
Funnily enough this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtFHsLqOFts was on just last night. SA P100 with a 3 litre Essex lump

xaxasol

10 posts

41 months

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