Ford Prefect Ute.
The curvy cabs on the Australian-bodied utes look superb I reckon and a lot more attractive than the cut-off look found on so many UK light commercials. Note how the coachwork is blended in all the way along to form a mono-body. Many UK pickups had a separate cab and rear body. The engine in this A493A Ute (A493A rather than E493A as its an Australian assembled Ford) is the familiar sidevalve unit of 1172cc which powered thousands of small Fords after the war.
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Classic Breakdown - AA & RAC
Could your car ever breakdown en route to a show? Get some peace of mind with breakdown recovery, compare the AA and RAC easily at their websites. |
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Ford Books
Whether for the Prefect Ute as shown below, or any other type of Ford, it is worth having a look on Amazon for books, DVDs, Videos etc. |
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Buy and Sell Classics
If you're selling a collectors' car, have a look at the bespoke online advertising at Pedigree Automobiles. |
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Have you seen today's eBay auction listings for the Ford Prefect Ute?
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(Find Prefect Ute parts, books, factory manuals, models and complete vehicles - listings updated daily.)
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Classic lorry and van photos from the Gaydon truck show.
In addition to the Ford Prefect Ute shown above, were many other classic and vintage lorries, both large and small. I've featured 85 of the photos I took at this particular show, held at the Gaydon motor museum in Warwickshire, in 2005. Whether you're a fan of all Fords, or just Prefect Utes like the one shown here, I'd recommend a visit to this show.
If you can shed any more info on this Prefect Ute picture, I'd be interested to add to the information I have on this particular Ford, thanks.
All the pics shown in this section were taken by myself, at Gaydon in 2005.
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