So many negative comments for such a beautiful truck. These people cannot appreciate how advanced the technology in that truck was for that year (1964). Self-cancelling indicators, "autocruise", you could even mount a heater and radio in that truck. However, it didn't come factory fitted with heater and radio. No power steering but the steering can be turned by even a little child once the truck was in motion, that's how light it becomes when moving. You take off in second gear (pull the lever towards you and press down). First gear (pull lever towards you and lift up) is low range and the truck just crawls with very high torque. It is reserved for steep hill work with heavy loads, getting out of mud, etc. Inside is very spacious with the gear lever on the steering column. Very simple and smart-looking instrument and speedo layout. You don't "wiggle" the wiper button to switch the wiper off - you push it towards the speedometer to switch off! A very easy truck to drive and was very well suited for farm work and was also popular with builders in SA. Very pleasant appearance like all Toyota models as well.
Same in central Europe - the oldest I remember are early-80s HiAces, LiteAces, Corollas etc. The only pre-1980 Toyota I've ever seen here was a pristine Cressida a few years ago. Two of my uncles had 1983 LWB HiAces, very nice barges! Both were sold in the early 2000s though. One was replaced by a new HiAce, the other with a Renault Kangoo that didn't last anywhere near as long as the Toyota.
This thing is beautiful. What an awesome project. There is a heavily modified project version of one of these stouts for sale near me for 8600 right now. If I were still single, I'd buy it in a heartbeat as a project to bring it back down to stock height or lower and clean it up. I don't think I can fit in it at my height... But damn they're so cool looking... And being a huge Toyota fan anyway, this is just too cool. Thanks for the video of such a rare bird!
I drove that truck for 10 years and the first gear won’t go in unless u are in complete stop only .it was my dad truck and he pulled 4 and 1/2 to 5 tons load with it but his truck was 2200 cc engine.
Awesome truck 👍 , Kind of surprised it's much bigger than its Datsun counterpart for that year , I just stumbled across your Channel and immediately subscribed absolutely you have the best job in the world like you said , Thank you so much for all of your wonderful posts take care
My dad bought 1964 Datsun. It was smaller with a 1200 cc motor and 4 speed on the column like this one. It was rated at 60 HP and one ton load. It did carry one ton of grapes on at least one occasion.
Great video. Can you provide a little more info on the carb swap? My '66 Toyota Crown has the same engine. What is the the carb manuf/model, and what did you need to use as far as an adapter? Any other issues (linkage, choke, etc)? I know this is a lot to ask for..........! By the way, I don't think it's that ugly. It will look a lot better with the grille and headlight bezels and bumper back on!
This was the start of the real mini truck here in the States . The Americans did not like them . They was cheap and got fairly good MPG . These trucks was used in urban areas as delivery trucks for retail stores . Back them Even Toyota really made a good work truck that the average worker can afford . The USA made real trucks sense the 20's all the way up in to about 1972 . After that these US trucks started to be not work trucks but a luxury transportation . . I own a 2011 Ford F150 XL and it has 4 speakers AM FM radio , Power windows , ps , pb , pl , pm . it will tell me my MPG how many miles I have in my gas tank , Hell it even has a center arm rest that is so big that I can use it as a desk . This is just an XL . The things I did to it when I got it . New rear diff with 4:11 posi trac . See what the deal with the thumping noise from under the truck . ( It ended up being the transmission tail shaft and was told that all of these Ford 6 speed transmission do that . This was done by a transmission shop . It's been that way ever sense I own the Truck about 4 years now . It also has the 5.0 engine . The trucks today you cant get a plan jane tuck that has a manual trans , a inline 6 and manual everything else . Like a 1960 Chevy truck that had a good speed about 50 mph . The new trucks are junk I think .
A load of difference from my dads 2018 Tacoma. So long as you have the key fob on you, you can just pull the door handle to get in as if it's unlocked. ( I seem to have caught that feature off guard the other day and had to try twice LOL) Once in, hold in brake and push button start. The backup camera is great to have. My only peeves are backlights go off in the dials when headlights or park lights are off. Camera screen is too dim when they are on in the daytime. Headlights must be on during rain or snow in West Virginia. And, a note to self. Wait until the engine has started before taking out of park or you will cancel startup LOL.
So many negative comments for such a beautiful truck. These people cannot appreciate how advanced the technology in that truck was for that year (1964). Self-cancelling indicators, "autocruise", you could even mount a heater and radio in that truck. However, it didn't come factory fitted with heater and radio. No power steering but the steering can be turned by even a little child once the truck was in motion, that's how light it becomes when moving. You take off in second gear (pull the lever towards you and press down). First gear (pull lever towards you and lift up) is low range and the truck just crawls with very high torque. It is reserved for steep hill work with heavy loads, getting out of mud, etc. Inside is very spacious with the gear lever on the steering column. Very simple and smart-looking instrument and speedo layout. You don't "wiggle" the wiper button to switch the wiper off - you push it towards the speedometer to switch off! A very easy truck to drive and was very well suited for farm work and was also popular with builders in SA. Very pleasant appearance like all Toyota models as well.
60 years from 1964 would be 2024 so I guess 6 years ago it would be 54 years old. Great video, this guy is a real natural!
Pretty impressive camera work while driving that handful of a truck.
Lmao the hood latch gave me a good laugh
The turn indicators in the "tunnels" on the mudguards are an unusual styling feature.
That is so cool! I’ve never seen a Toyota that old in Canada, they all rusted away here already.
Same in central Europe - the oldest I remember are early-80s HiAces, LiteAces, Corollas etc. The only pre-1980 Toyota I've ever seen here was a pristine Cressida a few years ago. Two of my uncles had 1983 LWB HiAces, very nice barges! Both were sold in the early 2000s though. One was replaced by a new HiAce, the other with a Renault Kangoo that didn't last anywhere near as long as the Toyota.
99% sure Canada never got these. It wasn’t until 68-70 when the hilux was introduced
Stout was US only I think in lhd
"Rough and ready" sounds like the girls I dated in high school.
Very cool! 👍
my dad had a RT43 with the same engine. That is a very nice truck
You were thinking of the DKW “upside down” column shift pattern.
Our family had a 1957 Dodge with exactly that kind of speedometer. I remember being fascinated by it as a 9 year old.
This thing is beautiful. What an awesome project. There is a heavily modified project version of one of these stouts for sale near me for 8600 right now. If I were still single, I'd buy it in a heartbeat as a project to bring it back down to stock height or lower and clean it up.
I don't think I can fit in it at my height... But damn they're so cool looking... And being a huge Toyota fan anyway, this is just too cool.
Thanks for the video of such a rare bird!
This truck needs to be revived to battle with Ford Maverick
Cool truck, a vintage teardrop and this truck road trip.😀
I drove that truck for 10 years and the first gear won’t go in unless u are in complete stop only .it was my dad truck and he pulled 4 and 1/2 to 5 tons load with it but his truck was 2200 cc engine.
Awesome truck 👍 , Kind of surprised it's much bigger than its Datsun counterpart for that year , I just stumbled across your Channel and immediately subscribed absolutely you have the best job in the world like you said , Thank you so much for all of your wonderful posts take care
thanks Buddy !
My dad bought 1964 Datsun. It was smaller with a 1200 cc motor and 4 speed on the column like this one. It was rated at 60 HP and one ton load. It did carry one ton of grapes on at least one occasion.
Where is this car now
I am from Iraq 🇮🇶
The switches work by pressing IN to turn on and turn OFF by pushing to the right. Hope that helps.
It's a Toyota international Harvester, look at the profile
Stout ---> Scout
Edit: Actually, maybe not, it looks like the Stout may have preceded the Scout.
I was going to say it looks like an old International pickup but you beat me to it by two years1 lol 😎🐶
Great video. Can you provide a little more info on the carb swap? My '66 Toyota Crown has the same engine. What is the the carb manuf/model, and what did you need to use as far as an adapter? Any other issues (linkage, choke, etc)? I know this is a lot to ask for..........! By the way, I don't think it's that ugly. It will look a lot better with the grille and headlight bezels and bumper back on!
It takes a special person to love that truck.
I love that truck , my daughter says I'm special alright! Cheeky kid. lol
I like it! She just needs a good run!
Truck needs a lot of work. I personally would be willing that's a cool ass truck
i like it
I dont know that truck actually looks pretty cool
boy we need that stick now to keep drunks from diving lol
Cool little truck, I just put a v8 in one
Watch out puppydog, lmao
Sweet!!
Ese carro es una belleza
This was the start of the real mini truck here in the States . The Americans did not like them . They was cheap and got fairly good MPG . These trucks was used in urban areas as delivery trucks for retail stores . Back them Even Toyota really made a good work truck that the average worker can afford . The USA made real trucks sense the 20's all the way up in to about 1972 . After that these US trucks started to be not work trucks but a luxury transportation . . I own a 2011 Ford F150 XL and it has 4 speakers AM FM radio , Power windows , ps , pb , pl , pm . it will tell me my MPG how many miles I have in my gas tank , Hell it even has a center arm rest that is so big that I can use it as a desk . This is just an XL . The things I did to it when I got it . New rear diff with 4:11 posi trac . See what the deal with the thumping noise from under the truck . ( It ended up being the transmission tail shaft and was told that all of these Ford 6 speed transmission do that . This was done by a transmission shop . It's been that way ever sense I own the Truck about 4 years now . It also has the 5.0 engine . The trucks today you cant get a plan jane tuck that has a manual trans , a inline 6 and manual everything else . Like a 1960 Chevy truck that had a good speed about 50 mph . The new trucks are junk I think .
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if I knew where you are in north Portland I would come by and look at all your cars I live in beaverton
Nice truck!
A load of difference from my dads 2018 Tacoma. So long as you have the key fob on you, you can just pull the door handle to get in as if it's unlocked. ( I seem to have caught that feature off guard the other day and had to try twice LOL) Once in, hold in brake and push button start. The backup camera is great to have. My only peeves are backlights go off in the dials when headlights or park lights are off. Camera screen is too dim when they are on in the daytime. Headlights must be on during rain or snow in West Virginia. And, a note to self. Wait until the engine has started before taking out of park or you will cancel startup LOL.
Good job.
L for headlight.
Don't feel bad 1st is useless I always take off in 2nd till I swap the diff
This is an awesome little truck! I’m curious about the car all the way to the left when you say you like word vehicles. What is it?
They are not ugly you are interesting.
Odd shift pattern, I would have been confused too.
Hello !!Where is this truck located?
Portland Oregon
Temperature gauge stuck on H?
no powershifting with this one...!
not a toyota Guinless then ;)
3 on the tree.
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Would not want to depend on this truck to get you to work.
Dude . You have no idea what you are talking about. This truck and the Nissan Junior ARE tough-as-nail-hell-reliable trucks.
I'd give it a shot. 👍🏿