I see a lot of old, totally used-up Toyota and Datsun pickups in self-service wrecking yards (though any of these newer than about 1984 is a rare sight), so it takes a fairly special one to make me shoot some photos. This extremely Malaise-ated ’80 King Cab 720, with its brown paint, huge “4X4″ door decals, and excrement-inspired tan/yellow/brown tape stripes certainly got my attention last week. (Read More…)
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sunridge place - 28 Yep…happens here in the US often. Ever looked at Nissan’s sales in the US? http://www.goodcarbadcar.ne...
wmba - “Particularly poor example” ,”Industry doing fine to this day”? Not like it was. Read Plane and Pilot 1970 to 1975 to see the amazing...
NMGOM - Yes. If I chose to have a Bugatti Veyron that gets 8 mpg, but only drive it 50 miles twice a month, why should I get taxed...
oldyak - If the Fiat 500 can sell here the Adam could too…and its a fresher idea. And I thought Opel was dead????? Check out the...
ajla - The Northstar family was a DOHC, the Rover V8 was OHV. The Cadillac 4.1, 4.5, 4.9 line was aluminum block/iron head and OHV. However,...
raph - How do forced induction engines fair in road racing? My car with its puny heat exchanger gets heat soaked rather quickly (then again...
NoGoYo - I remember seeing like 2 or 3 different Mazda emblems on ’90s Mazdas…dunno what was up with that.
tresmonos - I agree with you, without the corruption, violence and pollution, the DF would be one of the best cities in the world. I spent a year straight...
namesakeone - Sorry, didn’t realize that the car was about to be destroyed anyway.
wumpus - Aren’t both of them DOHC? I’d think that even the 6L pushrod would be smaller. Might want to keep the GM transmission (I...