Mmm, a small box for only a dollar

Powerstroke F-truck :P

Forget the Holden Crewman

 

Damn you i will not keep calm, i need my coffee fix again

 

 

Edit - Ha saved by the edit button

Edited August 12, 201115 yr by towe001

I swear I know that F-Truck!

that yellow ute looks odd.

 

i found this quite amusing, for some unknown reason...

 

Who had Meccano around here ?, use to love the shiz

 

I did, it was soo awesome! Like Lego, a lot more fun when you added the electric motors. :D

 

I've still got all my Lego

 

Me too, guilty of still playing with it occasionally as well... :blush:

 

Still have all my Matchbox cars & clip-together road sections for them as well. :yes:

Edited August 13, 201115 yr by 7shades

where do i get one?

Front end looks almost T-18 but with more rake on the windscreen.

Two eyes and a mouth with the canopy up

 

Edit - I'll take that back, more celica-supra. Om nom nom.

Edited August 14, 201115 yr by towe001

where do i get one?

+1 want

Just a concept car unfortunately.

 

The RV-2 was a 2-door wagon concept car shown during the October 1972 Tokyo Motor Show. ^{[1] [3] [5]} and the April 1973 New York International Auto Show. ^{[6] [7]}

 

Styling was up-to-date with sharply formed edges and large rectangular headlights. The front bumper covered only the corners, allowing the grill to be much more prominent than normal. The roof line terminated behind the large door on each side. Above the rear waistline were a pair of side hinged clam shell doors covering the entire rear section. An integrated roll bar terminated the body work and also formed a place for the clam shell doors to seal. The clam shell doors met each in the middle of the roof with no centre support. When the doors were raised you could stretch a tent between them. Two adults could sleep in the tent section and another two adults could sleep on the front seats, which could fold down flat. Finally, the rear section included a full width tail gate with a wind-down window nestled under the rear roll bar.

 

Larger than the 1971 RV-1, some sources say the RV-2 was based on the Mark II^[8] while others say it was based on the Crown^[1]. Both the Mark II and the Crown shared major mechanical parts with the RV-2 (4M engine, transmission, suspension), so either could be true. The RV-2 uses wheels with 5 studs, just like the Crown and unlike the 4 stud Mark II wheels but these parts are easy to swap between the cars. The 2600 cc 4M engine was uprated to include SU carburettors to give 190 km/h.

 

A fully working prototype in RHD was shown at the Tokyo Motor Show and reviewed in the August 1973 issue of Penthouse magazine. ^[9] Toyota also printed a large number of a brochure for the USA market in order to gauge the market reaction. ^[10] It was generally well received but apparently not enough to put it into production. The brochure included sketches with the steering wheel clearly shown on the left hand side but the photographs of the real vehicle hid the steering wheel - which was on the right hand side.^[10]

 

 

Edit - sorry will keep it to pictures. But yeah CMEFRY is a beast search it up on youtube

Edited August 15, 201115 yr by JimL

Mmm business card

:P

 

And they can get me Dr Pepper :cool:

 

Totally need that on the side of a chalkboard painted bedford van :laff:

Just another night at the factory.