A 'period' classics pictures thread (Mk III)
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Jordie Barretts sock said:
Ahh, but were they built in Japan? South Africa, Oz perhaps?
I would say so, for 1976 timeline.Most Toyota plants outside of Japan were only building for their local markets at that time.
I think some Aussie made Mitsubishi's were exported to USA in the late 70's though......??
From the Port of Baltimore wiki page;
Dundalk terminal in 1973
Dundalk terminal in 1973
Edited by hidetheelephants on Thursday 28th March 13:54
kmpowell said:
From the book of face...
We've seen that before. Some lively discussion here on who's going to win the traffic light grand prix - I've got a fiver on the Cav. Is there a faster car than a rep in a Cav?https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
hidetheelephants said:
From the Port of Baltimore wiki page;
Dundalk terminal in 1973
Cue comments about window lines.Dundalk terminal in 1973
Edited by hidetheelephants on Thursday 28th March 13:54
You can see why later versions of the 145/245 sold with black window frames.aeropilot said:
Jordie Barretts sock said:
Ahh, but were they built in Japan? South Africa, Oz perhaps?
I would say so, for 1976 timeline.Most Toyota plants outside of Japan were only building for their local markets at that time.
I think some Aussie made Mitsubishi's were exported to USA in the late 70's though......??
Johnspex said:
aeropilot said:
Jordie Barretts sock said:
Ahh, but were they built in Japan? South Africa, Oz perhaps?
I would say so, for 1976 timeline.Most Toyota plants outside of Japan were only building for their local markets at that time.
I think some Aussie made Mitsubishi's were exported to USA in the late 70's though......??
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Arrow
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