La Ford Motor Company of Canada a été fondée en 1904, un an après la création de la marque aux Etats-Unis. On y a produit dès l’année de son inauguration des voitures, puis aussi des camions. C’est le cas de ce modèle vu en 1951 sur le Tour de France cycliste, aux couleurs de la société Dissoplast connue pour sa colle à rustines. Cette réalisation Perfex est un tirage à 250 exemplaires.

Ford's French subsidiary was created in 1916. Located in Poissy near Paris, this company was sold to Simca in 1955, which produced the Trianon, Versailles and Régence, three models designed by Ford. This 1950 Type C 598 truck was transformed for the Tour de France publicity fleet for VAP, a brand that sold motors for electric assistance for bicycles.

This model car comes from the "Norev Toys" collection, previously called "3 inches". The 1:64 scale is mentioned as an indication, but is not systematically fully respected.

This model car comes from the "Norev Toys" collection, previously called "3 inches". The 1:64 scale is mentioned as an indication, but is not systematically fully respected.

This model car comes from the "Norev Toys" collection, previously called "3 inches". The 1:64 scale is mentioned as an indication, but is not systematically fully respected.

This model car comes from the "Norev Toys" collection, previously called "3 inches". The 1:64 scale is mentioned as an indication, but is not systematically fully respected.