Brazillian F-1000
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Brazillian F-1000
So I heard about this '70s f-1000. Aparently the brazillian ford trucks were done like shebby with 1000, 2500...
I also heard that they were available in Brazil as an SUV thingy...
Thought nothing of it till I saw this video
YouTube - F1000 Turbinada!
odd
I also heard that they were available in Brazil as an SUV thingy...
Thought nothing of it till I saw this video
YouTube - F1000 Turbinada!
odd
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I saw some of these when i was in Brasil and Argentina two years ago. I thought they looked pretty cool, although they didn't have enough bed for "real truck" uses.
I'd love one to use as a mud truck though.
There are some pics of these in my gallery.
I'd love one to use as a mud truck though.
There are some pics of these in my gallery.
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It's like the newer Sportracs that are based on the Explorer with a little bed. I never linked those, but the 70's version is kinda cool.
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Yeah, I think it's REALLY ugly... but it would still be neat to have one for the "rare" factor.
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You see a lot of stuff like that in South America. The "Big 3" all had plants down there that built for the local market. When I was working in Venezuela in the mid '70s you could buy a brand new '63 Impala with a four cylinder engine. I heard that they shipped the body dies down and built cars that the locals could afford. Lot's of weird combinations. Brazil has a pretty big auto industry. They used to use a lot of ethanol made from sugar cane.
Sorry but that Chittlet is ugly. Ok am putting myself in the corner for a bit
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