Toyota Stout Drift Truck

==Description==
The Toyota Stout is a light truck manufactured by Toyota from 1954 to 2000. The second generation of the Stout, also known as the Lite Stout, produced from 1960 to 1978, the Stout was redesigned to be longer and larger and had a new front fascia. The Stout acted as Toyota's launch model in the South African market. In the US market the Stout was sold from 1964 to 1967 as the Stout 1900. Stouts were manufactured in Toyota's Honsha plant in Japan and in Durban in South Africa, the latter mainly for their own domestic market.
This is a replica of Ryan Tuerck's 1966 Toyota Stout drift truck. The real truck was designed in collaboration with his friend Dominic Biro on a tubeframe chassis. The truck was rebuilt at Kibbtech while a fiberglass body fabricated by ADV Fiberglass was fitted to resemble a Stout; it is powered by a 2.0L 3S-GTE turbocharged inline-4 estimated to make around 600 to 650 horsepower.
The base of the casting reads Toyota Stout Truck.
==Versions==
The Toyota Stout Drift Truck has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col #	Year	Series 	Color	Tampo 	Base Color/Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type 	Toy #	Country 	Notes 	Photo
 	2024	Vintage Race Team Collector Set	White	Detailed headlights, taillights and trim, TRD, Mobil Pegasus logo, "RACE SERVICE" on hood, "411", "TUERCK" on roof, Mobil Pegasus logo on sides, BC Racing, VP Racing Fuels, "411" logos on windshield, Mobil 1 logo, "ADVANCED FIBERGLASS CONCEPTS" on front splitter	Black/Metal 	Smoke tint 	Black 	Copper RREURO	HRT51	Thailand	Base code(s): T32	
==Gallery==
Premium Car Culture Collector Set 2024 Vintage Race Team Thailand HRT51.jpg|Collector Set 2024
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