Completely redesigned in July 1960, this is the most familiar version of the Stout. In October 1962 a 2 ton version, the RK100, was introduced with a 1,897 cc 3R-B engine to counter the 2 ton Nissan Junior. The Stout was Toyota's launch model in South Africa in 1961, and the RK45 was the first Toyota to begin complete knock down assembly there, in 1962. A shorter Lite Stout followed in September 1963, and another update and facelift occurred in September 1967 with the RK101.
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is a light truck produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota
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WikipediaK40, redesign
Completely redesigned in July 1960
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
is a light truck produced by the Japanese automaker Toyota
K100, 2-ton
In October 1962, a 2-ton version (RK100) was introduced
K40, South Africa
launch model in South Africa in 1961.
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