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Ford Explorer Sport Trac Orange Maisto 1:18

Ford Explorer Sport Trac Orange Maisto 1:18
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Brand
Ford
Manufacturer
Maisto
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
536891G
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About the Ford Explorer Sport Trac Orange Maisto 1:18

TL;DR: Maisto's 1:18 diecast Ford Explorer Sport Trac, in orange, reproduces the 2010 model, the final production year of a crew-cab pickup built on the familiar Explorer SUV platform. Entry-tier diecast construction covers this hybrid SUV-pickup body style at an accessible price.

Ford took an established SUV and grafted on an open cargo bed rather than developing a dedicated pickup platform, and the Sport Trac's genuinely hybrid character is exactly what makes it worth adding to a pickup or SUV shelf.

An Accessible Diecast of a Genuine Body-Style Hybrid

Orange gives this casting real presence, and the model's four full doors paired with a shortened cargo bed capture the Sport Trac's unusual proportions clearly against a standard full-size pickup. Doors and tailgate open on basic hinges typical of the price tier, and interior detail stays simplified with molded seating throughout the crew cab. This isn't a shape shared with any conventional truck; it's an SUV cabin married to a pickup bed, and that distinctiveness is precisely what the casting communicates well even at an entry-tier price point.

An SUV-Based Pickup That Ran Its Course

Built on the same platform as the standard Explorer SUV, the Sport Trac offered buyers pickup utility without stepping up to a full-size truck's size or fuel consumption, a genuinely practical middle ground for a decade of production. By 2010, changing market preferences had shifted attention elsewhere, and Ford ended the model rather than developing a successor. On a shelf tracing Ford's SUV and pickup crossover experiments, this final-year Sport Trac marks the close of that particular chapter.

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