1967 Toyota Stout

[dc_style]

Cab on for mockup, switching to electric fans and shortening the frame about 4 inches. Slowly coming along!

[dc_style]

thanks man!

[molly_watah]

came here to find out what a stout was, and now i'm leaving with a semi. looks awesome; goodluck with it

[dc_style]

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[loblo]

Nice metric! Great thing is, when you bust an oil pan or tierod, you just ride the barhopper home.

[yat325]

wow side draf webber......if not mistaken

[Zacne_4]

Love the bobber!


Nice truck too.

[A4crn]

Subbed, this is awesome

[hackrtanman]

Damn that's nice, I thought about getting a stout after I was offered one for a couple hundred dollars, but It wasn't really what I was looking for.

May I suggest 18rg Swap?
Classic Toyota DOHC goodness

[uvebeenrobd]

damn that is excellent.

[dc_style]

Something like this would be amazing! Cant wait to see the progression

thanks guys! hoping to keep you all posted for sure!

[Keith602]

What I'm shooting for but a different paint scheme.

Something like this would be amazing! Cant wait to see the progression

[Nick crx]

that's a pretty nice line up.

[dc_style]

Finally getting some time to get some things sorted out and funds in place. Found a local that just recently finished his awesome 47' Ford truck rat road on a local sport bike forum. After some talking, looks like he'll be taking on the project to get this truck going in time for next spring. So he'll be doing a full body swap onto the 1993 Toyota chassis I bought already bagged with the stock 22r. I'll be throwing on some Weber carbs to give it a bit more pep. Down the road I'm sure it'll get something bigger but I'm happy with the current for now.

[animal]

Awesome - looking forward to seeing the toys this summer.