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Overlay has become my standard technique now. A white '88 Falcon Ute & the red (tinted) "Wild Breed" model. It shows where the door gaps will go and pillar locations. |
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Australian Ute Magazine |
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Ford Muscle |
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Holden Ute |
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Ute Models |
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Top Aussie |
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Joe Pesci discussing Utes |
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The whole idea of this concept was discovering that the Australians are making small sedan bodied pickups called a "Ute" (for utility). They've been making these things since the '30s. Now, I proposed making a Falcon Ute of some sort and the comment was "Where's the beef ?" So, I figure maybe a Mustang Cobra will serve up some steak ! I'm always asked "What color is going to be?" I seem to never get that far, but I'm thinking icey blue. |
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The tape grid shows location of "B" and "C" pillars. |
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I took the opportunity to chop the top 2 1/2 ". |
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Typical research photos from www.ebay.com.au |
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