AWD Subaru Swapped: 1973 Ford Courier

The worst thing about a 2 wheel drive pickup is that they have no traction in the wet...or maybe that is the best thing about a 2WD pickup (depending on how you drive...but I digress).  The Ford Courier pickup was actually a Mazda B-series that was available over the years with a number of small powerplants, including a Wankel, but today's example has been converted into a boxer-4 powered all-wheel-drive custom.  Find this 1973 Ford Courier offered for $7500 in Salinas, CA via craigslist. Tip from Safety Fast.

Tudor Ranch Style: 1960 Ford Courier Wagon

Full sized 2-door wagons were fast fading from popularity when the 1960 model year was introduced, but that didn't stop Ford from continuing to build full sized beasts where logic and practicality were given the heave-ho and replaced with style.  Find this 1960 Ford Ranch Wagon here on eBay bidding for $9,500 with 1 day to go, located in Harned, KY.

She Still Goes: 1963 Elva Courier Mk III

Elva Engineering Co Ltd was a specialty racing and street car manufacturer founded by racer Frank G. Nichols out of Sussex in the UK.  Nichols is (self) described by the Elva website as a "man's man" who "could be sometimes less than easy to deal with" which explains why his street cars were fantastic little machines that would make something from Colin Chapman look like a Buick.  Find this 1963 Elva Courier Mk III here on eBay bidding for $15,700 with 1 day to go, located in Plymouth Meeting, PA.