Can you ID that Vehicle?
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Street legal
Another winner
I tried following one of the 4cyl model up to Payson on my moto...unbelievable vehicle
By association the term Stout has been assimilated into popular culture meaning any of the early Toyota pickups regardless of year.Judges say either answer is acceptable and Murf needs to start doing more research
OK, I owe you a cold soda the next time you visit me at the store.
Anyway, you know our friend Claire the rental manager....She is in the process of buying one and replacing the 4 cyl with a 2F. THe 1st gen truck is larger and heavier and would be a good swap. That would be a pretty cool truck to cruise around in.
Sure I know her. She likes to restore old obscure Japanese cars (didn't she restore some old full-size Toyota car recently?) One of those old trucks with a 2F would be very cool.
As for the "Stout" thing yeah I get it. And no cold soda needed...
Here's another Hybrid....
Guesses?
It's a pretty awesome car...
P.S. Don't let the DeTomaso GTS wheeels fool you - he only put them on the car because he was at a Pantera festival.
Guesses?
It's a pretty awesome car...
P.S. Don't let the DeTomaso GTS wheeels fool you - he only put them on the car because he was at a Pantera festival.
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Ding ding ding! Correct.
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is that a Goggomobile?
Nope.
Another odd ball
Lamborghini LM. I think it was an LM002. It had a v-12 and ran around a $100k back in the 80s...
from Saudia had 2 of them back in the day while living in PV.
Could it be a Nashit has that metropolitan look
Still no. Hint: Refrigerator.
Inboard disc brakes, 4-wheel independent suspension, Pirelli 345-60-R17
.Seating for 4, plus the rear bed.
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What is a Daewoo?
Think early postwar refrigerator. As in WWII. And no more hints. Seems I've stumped the esteemed contestants. 