The Bantam of 1985 was named after a breed of small fowl known for courage and defiance, and it was based on the Mark III Escort. It was one of the few front drive coupe utilities in South Africa, built at the Ford plant in Port Elizabeth. It was the small half ton pickup known there as a bakkie, sold beside the Mazda Rustler. The Bantam was a coupe utility pickup that Ford produced in South Africa for the South African market.
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Source Wikipedia: Ford BantamLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
produced in South Africa
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WikipediaFirst generation (1983-1990)
The Bantam (named after a breed of fowl known for its small size and courageous, defiant nature) was based on the Mark III Ford Escort.
Year: First generation (1983-1990)
The Bantam (named after a breed of fowl known for its small size and courageous, defiant nature) was based on the Mark III Ford Escort.
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
produced in South Africa
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