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The model is somewhat curious mix of very new parts and parts that are quite old. For instance, the sides of the bed can fold down, using "train gates" that are at least 20 years old.
The September 20, 2015 Orphan Car show at Riverside Park in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
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I decided that my yellow '32 Ford Pickup build from 2012/13 needed a revamp, but I ended up with something completely different. This is the 2nd iteration; the first had an oversized blower & grille that didn't look too right, so I reworked the entire front end using a few of Calin's insanely inventive techniques. Cabin is just over 5 studs wide.
Top of engine technique:
Inverted grille technique:
Immaculately restored over a 14-year period, one of 100 or so survivors of the 5,500 L320 pickups shipped into the United States, among the first wave of Japanese car imports. Its 1198 cc engine mustered all of 48 hp.
One day within the employee parking lot where I used to work was this line of pickup trucks owned by some who worked at the facility. Interesting to me is that none of these are Fords, in contrast to the company-owned pickups that are used nearly exclusively inside of the plant.
Of course there are many Ford trucks owned by individual employees but I don’t believe it is a majority of the whole.
Well I figured I'd do at least one model to serve as a tribute to the American PA produced variant of the Golf known as the Rabbit. Perhaps one of the worst cars ever produced, even though it did spawn a pickup version of the Golf that was first known as the Rabbit Pickup and later the Caddy.
This little pickup truck is the third vehicle in my series of 5-wides.
These narrow cars is a great building challenge. Due to the odd math you have to include some strange techniques.
It has room for two minifigs and there is a steering wheel.
Check out the rest of my cars in the Cars 5-wide set.
With tiny motorcycle in the bed. I just thought the bed looked like it was in nicely restored shape but apparently some daredevil warbler thought it was a good spot to stow his other ride. ;)
Loads of old pickups are to be found on Corsica. Often in a very well used state. It sometimes seems as if the Controle Technique is not applicable to these, seeing how they look.
This is _lichtblau_ ‘s design, I just rebuild it for my wife’s city modular street.
I made some super minor changes on the backside, from closed bed to open bed, just that…lol, and made some breakdown shot for that.
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The Baker Local picks up a single car from the elevator at Rhame, North Dakota along the former Milwaukee Road.
The conversion clearly wasn't done by a professional. But it's fun to see such personal craftwork.
@Kiwanis History Vehicles - Lasauvage, Luxembourg - 2024
The first ever National Woodie Club National Meet, held on September 30, 2017 at Ford Field in Dearborn, Michigan. A fine selection of beautiful woodies were in attendance on a gorgeous autumn day. Local classic vehicle owners were invited to attend the public show and display their vehicles nearby, which several did.
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Désireux de compléter leur gamme, les responsables de la toute jeune Régie Nationale des Usines Renault décident de proposer une voiture fonctionnelle, robuste mais rustique et susceptible de répondre aux vrais besoins des utilisateurs, qu'ils habitent en ville, à la campagne ou outre-mer. Destinée à une clientèle coloniale et rurale, la nouvelle Renault trouve facilement son appellation, ce fut « Colorale », contraction des mots Coloniale et rurale.
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A common sight on Portuguese roads.
The Ford Fiesta MK3 in the background has since been presumably scrapped.
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A good example of ‘restomod’ - restored and modified/customized.
This one was a beauty!
Body style used on model years 1930-1931.
66709 picks up a single IOA bulk ballast box that had been previously 'red carded' and subsequently repaired - this was then attached to the discharged rake that can be seen on the left of the Image. Friday 24 May 2019
A rare circa 1960s BMC Mini ¼-Ton LHD Pickup Truck sits abandoned and neglected on the Ionian island of Kefalonia, Greece. I am not certain which exact year this example was produced, although the original Mini Pickup was built from 1961-1983, with a total of 58,179 reportedly produced. It seems that external door hinges (which were found on all Minis built from 1959-‘68), were still present on the pickup variant throughout its lifetime. This Mini Pickup will have no doubt worked a long and very hard life over here, until presumably finally being parked when something major went very wrong. Regardless, someone out there would still pay money for this, even if only as an original parts donor source.
The red car in the background is a circa 1983-’86 Ford Escort MKIII. Behind that is a yellow JCB digger/excavator.
Back in 2017 I built the iconic M👀NEYES headquarters plus the well known MQQN pick-up and a cute Hot Rod both Minifig scaled.
I also built the pick-up in a bigger scale never shown and totally forgotten.
In the picture you can see the two MOONEYES pick-up truck.
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