Junkyard Find: 1978 Toyota Dolphin Mini-Motorhome

The third-generation Toyota Hilux pickup (called the “Toyota Truck” in the United States) was a legend of reliability and frugality well into our current century, and plenty of small motorhomes were built on its sturdy platform. You’ll still see them occasionally today, but the skin-crawling ickiness of tenth-owner RVs tends to mean the end comes quickly when they wear out. Here’s one that took nearly 40 years to reach that point, now residing in The Final Campground: a self-service wrecking yard near Denver.

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  • Theflyersfan It's an EVIt's (estimated) at least $90,000It's a KiaI have images of Maseratis and Alfa Romeos pointing and laughing at this upcoming depreciation curve.
  • Formula m Elon doesn’t get along very well with Justin Trudeau, so he off to Beijing for a weekend trip in search of guidance from the supreme leaders to plot Teslas path forward to full self BS
  • Aja8888 No one needs to go from 0 to 60 in 4 seconds.
  • Formula m The new “H o n d a” script/font on concepts look like a gov of Canada print on the trunk.
  • Lorenzo How Sad. This wagon had at least another 100K miles left on her. It's like having your body donated to science at age 60 - while you're still alive!