sours
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Post by sours on Feb 12, 2011 20:20:18 GMT -8
Does anybody know of a site that has pictures of each year the Stout was manufactured? Not just the years imported to the States.
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Post by toyotageek on Feb 14, 2011 7:38:29 GMT -8
No, but it sounds like a good project for some Stout enthusiast!  This would be something good for my website. If anyone does put together something, I can set up a page on my site. |
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Post by mnstout on Feb 17, 2011 8:18:26 GMT -8
I haven't found anything for sure, but I do look at the brochures that are offered on Ebay. They seem to go from a single headlight Toyopet (61-63?), to a dual headlight Toyopet (63-64?), to the dual headlight Toyota flat grill (64 and some 65) to the typical dual headlight with convex style grill (65-68), to the Hi-lux style grill/slight modification to nose of 69+ (outside of US only). You're right, this could be quite the challenge. One would also wonder if the brochures matched the actual productions.
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Post by whysmee on Jun 17, 2012 6:44:40 GMT -8
RK45 toyopet stout R engine 1500 built 1960 sold 1961-62 Attachments:
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Post by whysmee on Jun 17, 2012 7:02:24 GMT -8
RK40 R engine 1500, RK41 3R engine 1900 "lite stout" built 1963 sold with toyopet on the front grille, sold as toyota 1964- til sold out. RK45 R engine 1500 RK100 3R engine 1900 built 1962 sold as toyopet "grille" 1963-early 64, until re badge toyota 1964 til sold out. Attachments:
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Post by whysmee on Jun 17, 2012 7:07:14 GMT -8
RK41-L 3R engine 1900, RK43 2R engine 1500, RK47 2R 1500 body extended 2 inches 50mm for more leg room built 1964 sold 1965-67 RK40 becomes RK43 and RK45 becomes RK47 with the new slightly larger 2R engine Attachments:
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Post by whysmee on Jun 17, 2012 7:11:49 GMT -8
RK43 2R engine 1500 "lite stout", facelift 1967 til end of production of 2R engine 1971 RK101 5R engine 2000 built 1967 sold til 1978 Attachments:
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Post by whysmee on Jun 17, 2012 7:19:31 GMT -8
RK30, RK35 1957-59 the RK40, RK41 and RK43 were called lite stout apart from north america where it was just stout, the lite stouts unlike all other versions of stout as they had independent front suspension, 13 or 14" tires compared to the beam axle 15" tired RK30, RK35, RK45, RK100, RK47, RK101, RK110, RK111 "full" stouts. Attachments:
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Post by whysmee on Jun 17, 2012 7:27:09 GMT -8
RK110 5R engine 2000 1979-, RK111 20R engine 2200 1986- Yk110 4Y engine 2200 final manufacture date 8/1993 . unlike the hilux that replaced them they were still only rear wheel drive an ranged from half ton and ton in the "lite" to 1.5, 1.75 and 2 ton metric in the "full" stout. Attachments:
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sours
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Post by sours on Jun 20, 2012 20:30:38 GMT -8
This is VERY cool, thanks!
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sours
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Post by sours on Jun 30, 2012 16:42:03 GMT -8
Does any know if the 1979 RK111 sold in the US without a bed as a 1 ton pickup without the Stout badge?
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Post by whysmee on Jun 30, 2012 23:43:53 GMT -8
the RK110,YK110 and RK111 were sold in south american countries, the earlier one ton version RK43 "lite" as well. the US version RK 41-L half ton production ended in 1967 without a successor, the RK43 one ton continued until the end of production of the 2R engine in 1971. i have seen photos of a stout 1500 in the states on google recently www.thestreetpeep.com/2011/12/1967-toyota-stout-1500.htmlthe 1979 hilux moreso 4X4's has the same cabin as all the stouts from 1979 onwards and the stouts had full floating rear axle 2 ton and a semi floating axle 1.75 ton with six stud/lug wheels and were closer to the light version of the toyota dyna/toyoace than a hilux. stouts were always badged stout and in the RK110, YK110 and RK111 the badge was on the front grille near the left headlight, although in the american market both north and south the RK41 and RK43 stouts were not badged lite stout but rather engine size unlike here in australia where both versions (full and lite) were sold and the lite badge was an easy way to tell the difference. liveimages.carsales.com.au/carpoint/car/private/cp5714359525058062238.jpg |
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ra25
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Post by ra25 on Sept 25, 2013 9:29:24 GMT -8
Does anyone here know where winshields can be found for these? I have a 1966 and it is getting really pitted.
Rodney
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Post by whysmee on Nov 18, 2013 13:26:40 GMT -8
There was only one company that made windshields for the stout that I have found, but they were discontinued due to lack of demand
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Post by cruiseroutfit on Nov 27, 2013 17:10:11 GMT -8
There was only one company that made windshields for the stout that I have found, but they were discontinued due to lack of demand Do you recall that company? Ideally they still have the mold and if we can commit to 'x' amount of customers they will do a production run. I've been in contact with a half dozen glass manufactures this last week in regards to new glass for the RK41L, quotes are all over the board but a big part of the cost is the mold... if a company still has a mold the price should be far more inline and I would commit to 10+ of them. |
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Post by bungykhb on Feb 4, 2016 6:19:34 GMT -8
RK45 toyopet stout R engine 1500 built 1960 sold 1961-62 I have the exact same one. Mine is not nearly in such a good shape as this one. |
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