Make Me Iconic – Australian Ute

Rumour has it the “Ute” came about from a letter a farmer wrote to Ford asking for a “vehicle to take his wife to church in on Sundays and take his pigs to market with on Monday’s”. The Ute has been a much-loved part of the Australian iconography since the 1930s. From the Jackaroo to the Farmer, the Revhead Tradie the iconic Ute fits the bill. So whether you want to throw your surfboard in the back, bring your dog to the park or take your tools to the job, a Ute is likely to be your ride of choice. We have created our impression of the Ute with all the nostalgia and love you would expect for a classic toy for your little one. So let them open their minds to all the jobs this classic vehicle supports – or just a cruise down the open road to the beach. Vroom Vroom.

Comes complete with 3 passengers and accessories. It has wheels on the bottom (for vroom vrooming) and the lid comes off the top to access the passengers.