Toyota Stalking, er...um, SPOTTING with Charlie™ (Hilux/Truck, and T-100 Edition)!

1990 RC Deluxe 4x4; I took pictures of this one with my phone because a sudden downpour came in and I didn't want to get my camera wet...


July 1st, 2023:

Pottstown, Pennsylvania

 

1994 DX 4x4


August 3rd, 2023:

Hatboro, Pennsylvania

 

Same truck!


August 4th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

1988 Toyota pickup with less than 70K original miles!


August 4th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

1985 Pickup that has been at the Truck Nationals ever year I've been there, and I just can't resist taking pictures of it, over and over again!


August 4th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

1993 Pickup


August 4th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

Same truck; I believe that it may have changed hands in the last two years, because while it is still registered in West Virginia, it just has a normal license plate and not the "BLU HAYZ" plate that it was sporting in 2021...


August 5th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

August 5th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

August 5th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

This one did the low truck limbo!


August 5th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

Things were going smoothly at first..

 

But then they miscalculated...

 

The gray Toyota lost to a blue Chevy S-10, but the Toyota was allowed to come around one more time to see if they could actually pull it off, and they did! Sucks that it wasn't official...

 

I think the owner told me that this one is a 1994...


August 6th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

1984 "Stubby McFly" Pickup; I believe that this rig belonged to @mikieswartz at one point, but it seems to have been sold to a new owner. I got a few pics of it at prior Carlisle shows, but this is the first time that I have been able to get this up close and personal with it!

I have no idea why this truck became "Stubby McFly" but I'm guessing that it got damage, someone tried to create a highly maneuverable trail rig, or a combination of the two; 1984 holds the distinction of being the last year that electronic fuel injection wasn't available on these trucks, though I do believe that a carbureted 4-banger may have been standard on no-frills Toyota pickups into the early 1990s; 1985 Toyota 4x4 pickups are particularly sought after because 1985 was the last year for solid axles, and thus the only year you could get EFI and legit solid axles, so 1984 would also have solid axles!

Stubby McFly is a very basic truck, with no A/C and almost no other options; I have only seen one Toyota pickup of this generation with power windows and locks, and that ironically was a 1985 "Marty McFly" tribute at a car show in New Jersey back in 2022, but a decent number of them do have A/C at a bare minimum...


August 6th, 2023:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania