Ford Experimental -Concept Vehicles

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 So let's go back and see some experimental FOMOCO vehicles. Where are they today, who has them ?

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a future Cougar that never made it

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a econoline van type pick up /camper

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a Maverick with a removable top, maybe it's in Mexico?

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a Maverick with a removable top, maybe it's in Mexico?

This is a Pinto Concept, they did a Mustang II Concept like this as well.  The Maverick Sign hanging there is not for this Car, if you look, there is a Torino and a Thunderbird Sign still needing to be hung up.

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Here is three..............

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The FOMOCO experimental genie has granted your wish and has expunged that terrible picture !

Tony, start of what could be a cool thread ! but, your first post, that's the Chevrolet Astro 1 Concept,   

Mike

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The unique and alluring Aurora station wagon

Beautiful tailgate

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1964 1964 Allegro with adjustable pedals seen in the Allegro concept would eventually find their way into production, as would the tiltaway steering wheel to allow easy egress (although the cantilever design with push-button adjustability shown in the video never reached production). The Allegro concept lived on in several other forms, including a roadster variant with styling similar to the fastback

But the Mustang knocked its block off, hence no Allegro...

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I guess that is where GM got the idea for their truck tailgates...

TOB

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Tony, no problem, I've deleted my post as well, this should be an interesting thread, some pretty wild concepts, especially from the

'50s, we were all supposed to be the Jetson's today !

Mike

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Dont delete anything, imperfections add to the character of the subject...

Tony, no problem, I've deleted my post as well, this should be an interesting thread, some pretty wild concepts, especially from the

'50s, we were all supposed to be the Jetson's today !

Mike

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Mid Engine Mustang Mach II concept

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In this photo, the Shorty Mustang is on the left in the background.

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1964 1964 Allegro with adjustable pedals seen in the Allegro concept would eventually find their way into production, as would the tiltaway steering wheel to allow easy egress (although the cantilever design with push-button adjustability shown in the video never reached production). The Allegro concept lived on in several other forms, including a roadster variant with styling similar to the fastback

But the Mustang knocked its block off, hence no Allegro...

A stretched Pete Brock Cadet