The (Y62-1) 1932 Ford Model AA 1½ ton truck joined the range in 1992. It was in the green livery of G. W. Peacock, a haulage company based in St. Ives in Cornwall.

Livery: (Tampo)
'G. W. PEACOCK' and 'ST IVES (CAMBS) 68129' in white with 'HAULAGE' in white on red scroll, within red-brown coachlines on both cab doors.
'GWP' in white within red-brown circle within red-brown coachlines on both bonnet side panels.
Red-brown coachlines on truck sides and tailboard.

Comments/Features: The Ford had a green diecast body and a grey plastic roof.
It had red disc wheels with push fit axles and a chromed grille and headlights.
The model was unusual as it was fitted with a full set of windows and it had a seperate black plastic extension to the chassis which held the spare tyre in place.
The model had black plastic seats and the chassis had a rear axle molding covering the rear axle complete with radius rods and propshaft.
The Ford had a made in China baseplate and all fords had a screw hole to secure the model inside the box.

Variations/Rarities: Two different tools were used to make the plastic part of the chassis. Consequently there are differences to the nearside rear springs and the chassis member ends.

The production run of the 'Peacock' model was 23,526.

Interesting Facts: Recoloured models of the Ford have been released in the Matchbox Collectibles range.

Scale: 1:46

GW Peacock Haulage, St Ives, Cornwall; Sack Load

Chassis type A (Cast line and spring with 4 leaf effect nearside)

Chassis type B (No cast line and spring with 3 leaf effect nearside)

Chassis member ends