Can yall help identify this truck?

[andrewbridges1]

Can yall help identify this truck? I saw it in a driveway and I was thinking it was an early 60s but we saw the owners wife and asked what year it was. They said a 72. It’s a diesel so I was thinking maybe an import? The dash looked very blank like an early 60s and I’ve never seen the doors stamped like that.

 

[bikersmurf]

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Brazilian built Toyota Bandeirante.

 

[mattressking]

Yikes that is a mess of South American parts on a 40. No way to tell on these photos, need a frame number to start somewhere and then engine/interior photos.

I’d personally stay far away unless you actually like how it looks

 

[Hyroad]

My guess would be a Toyota Blizzard.

 

[andrewbridges1]

Yikes that is a mess of South American parts on a 40. No way to tell on these photos, need a frame number to start somewhere and then engine/interior photos.

I’d personally stay far away unless you actually like how it looks

Oh we’re just looking. Away from home but can’t pass up looking at a cruiser

 

[bikersmurf]

A local club member picked up this one. The diesel Mercedes engine was replaced with a 3B and 5 speed transmission.

 

[bikersmurf]

My guess would be a Toyota Blizzard.

Not a Blizzard. They are much smaller.

 

[cruisermatt]

Looks like you are on Key West.

 

[cruiserpilot]

My guess would be a Toyota Blizzard.

Nope

 

[bikersmurf]

 

[pbgbottle]

Bandierante they are cool some come with Mercedes diesels
There is a sub group here on mud that has more info on the Bandierante. They are cool machines.

 

[pbgbottle]

These ones are badass they are built in Brazil

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[pbgbottle]

The 4 dr is sweet too

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[bikersmurf]

Yikes that is a mess of South American parts on a 40. No way to tell on these photos, need a frame number to start somewhere and then engine/interior photos.

I’d personally stay far away unless you actually like how it looks

There's something to be said for working on a 2001 rather than a 50+ year old truck from an area where rust exists. Not to mention a Mercedes diesel... stock.