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[/nq] Got to Google dot com and type in "ute Australia". Come back if you've got any more questions. ) Michael West
- [/nq] Got to Google dot com and type in "ute Australia".
- Come back if you've got any more questions.
- ) Michael West
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[nq:1]What is the Australian meaning?[/nq]
Got to Google dot com and type in "ute Australia".
Come back if you've got any more questions.
(Hint: A vehicle you can use to take the wife
to church on Sunday and the pigs to market on Monday.)
Michael West
Got to Google dot com and type in "ute Australia".
Come back if you've got any more questions.
(Hint: A vehicle you can use to take the wife
to church on Sunday and the pigs to market on Monday.)
Michael West
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[nq:1]What is the Australian meaning?[/nq]
A young person.
Or is that Brooklyn?
A young person.
Or is that Brooklyn?
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Irwell infrared:
[nq:1]What is the Australian meaning?[/nq]
Originally "utility vehicle", but the abbreviation is so common that most people have forgotten the long form. It looks like a sedan with the back half cut off and replaced by a tray. (The tray is big enough to carry furniture, bales of hay, cement mixers, and so on, but in practice it's mostly used to carry the dog.) I think the
[nq:1]What is the Australian meaning?[/nq]
Originally "utility vehicle", but the abbreviation is so common that most people have forgotten the long form. It looks like a sedan with the back half cut off and replaced by a tray. (The tray is big enough to carry furniture, bales of hay, cement mixers, and so on, but in practice it's mostly used to carry the dog.) I think the
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[nq:1]Irwell infrared:[/nq]
[nq:2]What is the Australian meaning?[/nq]
[nq:1]Originally "utility vehicle", but the abbreviation is so common that most people have forgotten the long form. It looks like ... approximate equivalent is a pickup truck, but since I'm not a C&W fan I don't know much about pickup trucks.[/nq]
I've been told that originally the ute was a modified passenger car,
[nq:2]What is the Australian meaning?[/nq]
[nq:1]Originally "utility vehicle", but the abbreviation is so common that most people have forgotten the long form. It looks like ... approximate equivalent is a pickup truck, but since I'm not a C&W fan I don't know much about pickup trucks.[/nq]
I've been told that originally the ute was a modified passenger car,
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[nq:2]Irwell infrared: Originally "utility vehicle", but the abbreviation is so ... a C&W fan I don't know much about pickup trucks.[/nq]
[nq:1]I've been told that originally the ute was a modified passenger car, and therefore built on a car chassis (unlike a US pickup) rather than a truck chassis. Current utes come with varying types of chassis.[/nq]
This appears to be one.
P
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[nq:2]Irwell infrared: Originally "utility vehicle", but the abbreviation is so ... a C&W fan I don't know much about pickup trucks.[/nq]
[nq:1]I've been told that originally the ute was a modified passenger car, and therefore built on a car chassis (unlike a US pickup) rather than a truck chassis. Current utes come with varying types of chassis.[/nq]
So Michael W. knew the answer all the
[nq:1]I've been told that originally the ute was a modified passenger car, and therefore built on a car chassis (unlike a US pickup) rather than a truck chassis. Current utes come with varying types of chassis.[/nq]
So Michael W. knew the answer all the
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[nq:1]I've been told that originally the ute was a modified passenger car, and therefore built on a car chassis (unlike a US pickup) rather than a truck chassis.[/nq]
That would make it most like our El Camino.
Kaleb
That would make it most like our El Camino.
Kaleb
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