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i was wondering if any one new about how maney 1970 ford trucks were made
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I am going to move this to the General Discussion forum. You should get a better response there.
I am going to move this to the General Discussion forum. You should get a better response there.
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According to the 'Standard Catalog of Ford Trucks 1905-2002':
The 1970 Ford trucks were introduced on Sept. 19, 1969. Calendar year production totaled 626,585 for a 36.5 percent market share figure. New truck registrations by weight class for the calendar year were:
- 6,000 lbs. and under - 399,285
- 6,001-10,000 lbs. - 179,082
Model year production of light-duty trucks including Bronco, Ranchero and Econoline models came to 659,722 units, including 2,359 of the P-350 parcel delivery vans and 2,074 of Ford's P-400 parcel delivery vans. Calender year retail deliveries hit 682,789 trucks. Calender year North American sales were 730,268 units. Engine production, by calender year included:
- V8 - 478,821
- Six - 132,016
- Diesel - 15,748
Calendar year 1970 was the second best sales season in Ford truck history up to that point. The company offered over 1,300 separate models including medium- and heavy-duty trucks.
The 1970 Ford trucks were introduced on Sept. 19, 1969. Calendar year production totaled 626,585 for a 36.5 percent market share figure. New truck registrations by weight class for the calendar year were:
- 6,000 lbs. and under - 399,285
- 6,001-10,000 lbs. - 179,082
Model year production of light-duty trucks including Bronco, Ranchero and Econoline models came to 659,722 units, including 2,359 of the P-350 parcel delivery vans and 2,074 of Ford's P-400 parcel delivery vans. Calender year retail deliveries hit 682,789 trucks. Calender year North American sales were 730,268 units. Engine production, by calender year included:
- V8 - 478,821
- Six - 132,016
- Diesel - 15,748
Calendar year 1970 was the second best sales season in Ford truck history up to that point. The company offered over 1,300 separate models including medium- and heavy-duty trucks.
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Jeez Keith, is that all you could find out?
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cool stats-thanks Keith-jd
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