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26/04/2023 11:01 pm
For 1957, Ford came out with the '57 Ranchero, a good-looking car-pickup or pickup-car. In either case, it was a very nice vehicle and could be very hard working, too. Chevrolet's fine El Camino would be their counterpart of this one from FoMoCo. Here is an older two-tone, yellow-black diecast version by Yat Ming of the '57 Ranchero. They also did a panel delivery of this attractive Ford, but you don't seem to see a lot around. In any case, they are a really nice older diecast model of this one.
27/04/2023 7:55 am
I always thought this was a pretty decent model. The black/yellow tu-tone dresses it up nicely. I have a few ....and a "truck load" too! 😏 😏
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27/04/2023 1:19 pm
It is an old one, but done very well. You certainly don't seem to see the panel delivery one very often but it seems to be a pretty cool older diecast, also.
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27/04/2023 1:55 pm
@mikedetorrice Right, I've passed several times on the panel version...I may cave one day. I did see recently, however, a Ranchero in a livery/wheels I had never seen before. I could've bought it for $10 but passed. I'm kind of regretting that now. 😣 😣
29/04/2023 5:36 am
@marty-johnson Clever.... If you'll never require the use of that bed, this is gorgeous, otherwise... not so much. 🙄 🙄 🙄
29/04/2023 8:21 am
The pale blue and white color combo really suits the late 50s Fords. I would like to see the '57 done in a 1:43 Del Rio wagon and sedan delivery by Goldvarg some day.
29/04/2023 3:35 pm
@marty-johnson Clever.... If you'll never require the use of that bed, this is gorgeous, otherwise... not so much. 🙄 🙄 🙄
Ha! Yup, totally useless. According to my wife, kinda like ME! LOL! 
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