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1973-1976 Ford Falcon XB ute specs. NUMBER BUILT: 220,765 (all XB) BODY: integrated body/chassis two-door utility. ENGINE: 4942cc or 5750cc V8 with overhead valves and single downdraft carburettor. POWER & TORQUE: 179kW @ 5000rpm, 414Nm @ 2600rpm (4.9 V8) PERFORMANCE: 0-100km/h: 8.7 seconds, 0-400 metres.
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The Ford Ute was a series of utility vehicles introduced in 1934 by Ford Australia. 'Ute' is an abbreviation for utility, which when related to cars refers to a non-truck body paired with a tonneau cargo compartment.
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Ford bracketed the 6-cylinder Holden with its V8 and 4-cylinder utes until 1958 when a ute version of the Ford Zephyr Mark II took over, looking just like a scaled-down 55-58 Mainline (above). In 1961 the new Falcon ute was released, which as has been covered on CC before, was typical of a phenomenon where development workloads mean utes are released some time after the sedans they are based on.
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The 2005 BA MKII Ford Falcon is now his pride and joy, and is one of only two of its kind in existence. "They built 222 models like this one, but only 142 with a Boss 290 engine and a six-speed.
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22-year-old Lew Bandt designed the first coupe ute, which hit the market in 1934 Henry Ford was initially dismissive of Bandt's design Only a handful of Ford utes from the initial production run have survived the passage of time
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Ford is celebrating the 80th anniversary of its Australian-born Ute, which paved the way for development of vehicles such as the F-Series and Ranger (dare we say Ranchero) and propelled the.
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A ute ( / juːt / YOOT ), originally an abbreviation for "utility" or "coupé utility", is a term used in Australia and New Zealand to describe vehicles with a tonneau behind the passenger compartment, that can be driven with a regular driver's licence.
1950 Australian Ford Ute Photograph by Tim McCullough Pixels
A 23-year-old Ford Australia designer created the ute by listening to the farming family's request for a vehicle with more utility; Ford's truck teams translate customer needs into innovations more than ever, including the all-new 2015 F-150 with high-strength, military-grade, aluminum alloys throughout the body.
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The Ford Popular, often called the Ford Pop, is a car from Ford UK that was built in England between 1953 and 1962. When launched, it was Britain's lowest priced car. [1] The name Popular was also used by Ford to describe its 1930s Y Type model. The Popular name was also later used on basic models of the Escort and Fiesta cars. Ford Popular 103E
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This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Australian Ford 'Ute, the coupe-based utility vehicle that spawned the Holden Maloo 'Ute, and American-market Ford Ranchero, and Chevrolet El.
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On 18 March 1987, Louis ('Lew') Thornet Bandt, died in a head-on crash with a truck near Bannockburn in south-western Victoria. He was at the wheel of a 1934 Ford utility, a vehicle of which he was especially proud, not only because he had restored it to as-new condition, but because he had designed it himself.
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Back in the early 30s a 23-year- old Ford Australia designer called Lewis (Lew) Bandt created the ute by listening to that farming family's request for a vehicle with more "utility". Hence the.
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This week, Ford is celebrating the 80th birthday of the distinctive body style called the Utility Coupe—you know it as the Ute. According to the eager publicists at Ford of Australia, the Ute was invented in 1934 when Ford designer Lew Brandt combined elements of the pickup truck and the closed passenger car, creating a hybrid vehicle.
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