The first generation arrived in April 1956 as the Toyopet RK23, a 1.5 ton truck, launched as the successor of the RK and used the same cabin as the Masterline coupe utility. The truck also shared its chassis with the Dyna cab over truck until it received a new generation with an original chassis in 1963. The RK23 was assembled in Toyota Shatai's Koromo Plant, which was renamed the Honsha Plant in August 1960. In June 1959 it was renamed the Toyopet Stout in a naming competition.
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is a light truck produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota
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WikipediaRK23, introduction
Introduced in April 1956
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is a light truck produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota
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was assembled in Toyota Shatai's Koromo Plant
RK23, Stout name
In June 1959, to avoid confusion with the RK85 (Dyna), it was renamed the Toyopet Stout
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