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Today, modern pickup trucks are all things to all people. Some want a modern Land Rover type vehicle, rugged and basic, whereas others want a car-like vehicle that can go off road. The third set want a fashion statement, and perhaps the Wildtrak fits that segment perfectly. The basic Ranger XL has steel wheels etc and not a lot else, whereas the Wildtrak is the top of the range with all the goodies from the Limited model (leather seats, alloys, electric seats, parking sensors etc etc) plus rear camera, titanium effect trim, ambient lighting and even bigger alloys. Certainly when you drive one they are refined and very car like, very similar in fact to a Mondeo inside, and outside they can compete with the VW Amarok on looks. The fact that it's a Ford helps, and as always with Ford there is a model for everyone.
On display was this rare 1925 Hupmobile Pickup that was at the show.
Taken at Lake Goldsmith Steam Rally, Victoria in 2014.
This 1954 GMC Pickup owned by Gary Llewellyn of Ocala looks stunning against this rural backround with it's sleek body work and 87 chassy v-6 engine. A wooden framed bed is practilcal for hauling anyting- this work truck is sure to turn some heads. Gary is also restoring 1965 Dodge Pickup and a 1947 Ford Coupe.
A Ford pickup used in the production of the first season of "The Simple Life". Located on the Leding Vineyard north of Altus, Arkansas.
1948 Chevrolet Thriftmaster Pickup at the 2015 Fathers Day Car Show, Frontier Park Graham Washington
Matchbox pickup truck, produced for Burger King. Marked ©2003.
Mattel also produced some plastic cars including the Hot Wheels branding for Burger King, this is one: www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/40271183793