Ute

Dave Mellor NJ

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Here's one for you, Mercman
 

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Were the "Utes" in Australia and other countries "instead of" or in "addition" to pickup trucks?
 
34Fordy
The true "Ute" body was distinctly Australian. I say "true Ute" with reference to the one posted OR to the one in my post. "Most" Australians ALSO refer to our pick-up trucks as "Utilities" or "Ute's"
 

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This should also help answer your question
 

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Very interesting pictures rockfla. I did not know there were so many options. This prompts my next question. Does anyone know how sales & production compared to the different types for any given years.
 
Here is a taste of what you are asking.
 

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You can say......What we here in America know at the Ranchero was born and a carry-over of the "Original Aussie Ute".
 
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This fake recreated 1934 Ford Coupe Ute is promoted as an original 1934 Ford Coupe Utility.
It was made from a 1933 Ford Sedan and the design is totally different from the original.
 
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