Car based pickups
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crofty1984

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17,064 posts

233 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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I love a car - based pickup. Clearly spent too much time watching My Name Is Earl back in the day.

What do we have in this country that's relatively affordable? Ford P100 springs to mind, as well as Proton Jumbuck and Subaru Brat (if you can find one not dissolved). There has to be more than those, surely?

Wonder if a lowered mid 90's Hilux counts...

vikingaero

13,271 posts

198 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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People are asking thousands for rust buckets and the pristine are approaching 10k:

VW Caddy Pickup
Skoda Fabia Pickup
Proton Jumbuck
Subaru Brat

Even the old Nissan and Mazda pickups (2 door variants) are appreciating.

Halmyre

12,582 posts

168 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Are you man enough? Yee-haw.


alabbasi

3,221 posts

116 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Ford Ranchero, preferably with a 460 motor.


FMOB

1,994 posts

41 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Ford P100




Robertb

3,846 posts

267 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Always had a soft-spot for the Brat as I had a Tamiya R/C model!

JerseyRoyal

117 posts

29 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Import something from South Africa or Australia?

I always have a space for a Commodore with a tray bed and a blown big block laugh

Pixel Pusher

10,414 posts

188 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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https://www.carandclassic.com/auctions/2008-holden...

Can we bend the rules?

Not British but in Britain?


crofty1984

Original Poster:

17,064 posts

233 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Pixel Pusher said:
https://www.carandclassic.com/auctions/2008-holden...

Can we bend the rules?

Not British but in Britain?

Well within the rules! I just meant "that a person could buy in the UK". not some Vietnam-only special

markymarkthree

3,614 posts

200 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Loads of Mk3s coming in from SA, some with the V6 Essex. cool


paulwirral

3,815 posts

164 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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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 ?

Pixel Pusher

10,414 posts

188 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Baldchap

9,624 posts

121 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Saw this in the Lakes. laugh


FMOB

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41 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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boyse7en

8,178 posts

194 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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FMOB said:
I quite like that.

gt40steve

1,406 posts

133 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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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.

FMOB

1,994 posts

41 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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More 1970's BL horrors....


gt40steve

1,406 posts

133 months

Tuesday 30th April 2024
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Thank goodness nobody has mentioned the Marina & Ital pickups....

Conversions were available from companies like Walkers of regular light vans, Escort, Bedford HA etc.





Edited by gt40steve on Tuesday 30th April 17:20

gt40steve

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gt40steve

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