In Norway, a limousine based on the Toyota Camry of the V20 generation was put up for sale, the year of production is 1987. The seller claims that this is not homemade, but the work of a local distributor of a Japanese concern, who built two such cars in the 80s to study demand.
The car was made in the traditional way for limousines - the body is cut in two, then an extension insert is welded in the middle. However, here it is not deaf, but implies two additional doors. Amplifiers have been added to the supporting frame. The overall length of the car is about 5.5 m.
The salon is designed for eight, the seats are trimmed with blue velor. For the services of rear passengers, as befits 80s limousines, a small TV is offered.
In terms of technology, this is a standard Camry V20 - under the hood of a car, a 2.0-liter gasoline engine aggregated with a 5-speed manual gearbox (yes, a limousine without an “automatic”). Front drive.
The car is selling for $19,200 in Norway, according to Motor1. The owner decided to get rid of it because he no longer has room to store the limousine.
Toyota Camry V20 was produced in 1986-1992. Serially, the model was produced in sedan, hardtop and station wagon bodies.
Strange limousine based on Toyota Camry put up for sale
