Ford Motor Company
Sep. 09, 1962 - For Release Am's Sunday: Key vehicles in Ford's 1963 fleet of light trucks are the new Ford F- 100 one-half ton pickup (top) and the Econoline Van (bottom). A feature of the two popular units is a new, fully-synchronized three-speed transmission, designed to provide long transmission life and permit the driver to shift into low without gear clash. The F-100 is available in three body styles: Styleside, with integral cab - and - box construction; Styleside, with separate cab-and-box construction; and optional Flareside box with wooden floor. The Econoline Van -- the industry's top-selling economy-size truck, which features increased roof support and durability for transporting equipment on rooftop carriers - provides more loadspace than most conventional half-ton panel trucks. Like all Ford conventional trucks, the F-100 and the Econoline have engines equipped with a positive crankcase emssion system which reduce exhaust fumes
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