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The mystery of the right-hand drive Ford Simca Cargo

A little-known story that reveals the surprising links between these manufacturers and their impact on the French automotive industry.

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Why did Ford and Simca collaborate on the Cargo project?

Ford and Simca collaborated in the 1960s and 1970s to develop a range of light commercial vehicles. This strategic alliance allowed them to share development costs and offer vehicles adapted to the European market, particularly in France where Simca had a strong presence.

What makes Ford Simca Cargo model cars so sought after by collectors?

These model cars are particularly sought after because they represent a unique era of Franco-American collaboration in the automotive industry. Their rarity on the market, combined with the quality of workmanship from manufacturers like Dinky Toys and Solido, makes them highly sought-after collector's items.

What are the main variants of the Ford Simca Cargo reproduced in model car?

model car artists have reproduced several versions: the standard van, the flatbed version, the pickup truck, and sometimes specialized versions such as fire engines or postal service vehicles. Each variant features specific details that delight collectors.

How to identify an authentic Ford Simca Cargo model car?

Authentic model cars generally bear the markings of official manufacturers (Dinky Toys, Solido, Norev), with precise details such as the Ford and Simca logos, the quality of the metal used and the fineness of the details. Recent reproductions often have a different quality of paint and less fine details.

What is the historical production period of Ford Simca Cargo vehicles?

Ford Simca Cargo vehicles were produced mainly between 1967 and 1975. This short production period partly explains the rarity of the corresponding model cars and their increasing value on the collector market.