My final ITT 2012 post and after that I’m done with the interesting photos from this great festival. ;)
So first of all there was a large German delegation from the Toyota Oldies site where the owner brought his rare Toyota Tercel Snow 4WD (AL25):
I just love the snow branding on the Tercel:
Just feels like Toyota was trying to convince potential Tercel buyers who were scared to spin out during winter to buy this car instead. :D
From the same era was this perfectly restored Celica RA61:
The car was for sale, but its “has been valued over 12000 euros” sign told me enough: nice to be in a museum but out of reach for anyone else…
Another beautiful car was this imported and restored Corolla coupe KE35:
It does feature the world’s ugliest hubcaps but apart from that I would own it any day!
Last but not least this Crown wagon MS50:
A fun fact is that the rear window reclines in the rear door which also opens sideways.
Perfectly restored only a couple of years ago and this car only drives a few hundred kilometers per year.
That’s it from this years Internationaal Toyota Treffen. Next year the regular JCS will be held again.
werent these called sprinter caribs in japan??
Correct. On one side bit weird they were accounted for the Sprinter range as they were clearly based on the Tercel body, but at the same time the parts for powering the rear were the Sprinter’s propshaft and live axle.