NISMO prototype "Sunny California" - should they build it?

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bit late 80s, prefer my doodling more but with LWB 1200 longer tray
1200 like chrome grille and whatever to make it look retro without
overdoing but looking more like its coke bottle 1200 grandfather




any of the HR engines would be fine they have 78mm bores close
to the A series and all forms of boost available apart from NA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_H ... RA2DDT_%28Renault_H5Ft%29

If its RWD... count me in

Damn DD that thing is horrible. It reminds me of a Ford bantam bakkie [ute] we have in South Africa.The small light blue ute you have a picture of is much better.I think i'll stick to my Suzuki carry --it's ugly but it's a zippy little bugger and i've used it for everything --removing garden refuse,moving stoves,fridges,tables etc.Don't ask me why i move so much household goods.--- lol --garden refuse is for the wife ---she has every weekend planned [she says ''thats why you got a bakkie is'nt it'']furniture is for the flats i have--my pension.I see Japan has a 4wd turbo but some of the japs use the Jimny parts and convert it to 4wd --company is Zeal --Pro staff

we don't have any Carry or similar vehicles in USA. Although I know one guy that has imported one. And another just recently got a Sambar van. I know of five JDM vehicles on my island

The light blue is D's styling exercise (does not exist in real life). It is a truck version of the Nissan Cube

gereed vir enigiets van bokse tot bakstene

DD thats something i dont u/stand about USA --why must e/thing be big. My tank is in the garage [350z--garage queen] but i enjoy the CARRY.The only big vehicle i like [USA made] is the OSHKOSH.The Oshkosh is one of the longest lasting trucks i've driven and in my opinion the best --it will never just break down.--Anyway gotta get my camper going --been watching to much kei campers