GTP Cool Wall: 1966-1969 Toyota P20 800 Van Deluxe

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1966-1969 Toyota P20 800 Van Deluxe


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Putting that engine where the rear seats should be is not out of the question either.

When you said you were wondering if you "cram a newer Toyota V6 in there", thats what where I was thinking of.

Putting the engine where the rear seats should be is along the lines of Group B, or the Renault Sport Clio V6.
 
Hmmm... when looking at cars this old, my only question is:

"Would contemporary Audrey Hepburn look good in it?"

Yes. Just about.

Cool.
 
Hmmm... when looking at cars this old, my only question is:

"Would contemporary Audrey Hepburn look good in it?"

Yes. Just about.

Cool.

This is a criteria for deciding coolness I can fully support 👍
 
Looks good, it's a shooting brake, weighs basically nothing, Sub-Zero. I wonder if a 4A-GE engine could be shoehorned in there. Not that it would need that much power, it'd probably be fun to drive this car stock anyway.
 
@W&N Why would you put a heavy passenger car engine in such a featherweight? it'd just spoil it.

A 4AGE is probably the biggest I'd go in a car this small but even then..
 
Most 60's era JDM cars are cool.

And I cannot think of a better car to go grocery shopping in.

Cool.


And to all those saying to swap a bike or car motor in, don't.

The whole point or an old car with an old little engine is partly what makes it cool, giving it a modern engine that revs to almost 17k defeats the purpose.
 
"No Replacement For Displacement" must surely be your middle name.

I figured it was one of those two-middle-names situations: White, and Nerdy.

Cool Toyota is cool.
 
Quirky old car, interesting little thing. Cool.
 
Holy cow of awesomeness! :D Cool, with some different wheels, some elbow grease in the motor, and paint, the ultimate daily driver of coolness. :sly:
 
...some elbow grease in the motor...

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No, no, maybe not :sick:
 
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