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Old Toyota Truck Ad
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At least you could work on the darn things back then. Given a choice, I would rather have to do regular tune ups than pay for a lot of crap I don't need or want in a truck.
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"Anyolmouse" found these unused words:
Is that from Kelly's Blue Book ?
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And look what group you're in! :)
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Pogo in his John Boat -- in the Swamp.
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The old RN Hilux with the 8R engine was one TOUGH cookie.
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More importantly look at the types WHO hangs in this NG. ;)
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The engine might have been tough but the body, no so much. I owned a Toyota truck back in 1957, but it was hidden under a Toy body that Toyota sold it as a car. ;)
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They were all mounted on the fenders at one time...
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I remember those trucks. I never could figure out why the lights were mounted on top of the fenders. Datsun/Nissan had no problem mounting them in the grill.
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mounting them
Some were mounted on pylons off of the side of the hood.
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The HEADLIGHTS were often mounted off the side of the radiator/grill
- never off the side of the hood, but the marker lights, and later directional signals, were fender mounted for many years - and you still see them mounted that way on several of the large over-the-road trucks today.
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Picky, Picky--- ;-}