festiva dash in a truck?

[Hot_Wheels]

check out the link doesnt that look like a festiva dash?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Japanese-Mini-Truck_W0QQitemZ270131961261QQihZ017QQcategoryZ6726QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[GenevaDirt]

looks similar...but not the same. I want to know more about the drive train on that thing...and the turbo and intercooler.....hmmmmmmm

[GT-A]

it looks a lot like a festy dash but it isn't. there are a lot of those mini, more like micro, truck and vans here in the philippines. since these came from japan, they're rhd. by law, all rhd vehicles have to converted to lhd prior to being registered and used on the road. the shops that do the conversion don't use festy dashboards even if there's plenty here. they simply do the 'cut and paste' method. oh, one more thing, these vans are narrower than the festy, so the festy dash won't fit unless you 'cut and paste' too.

[GenevaDirt]

what about the wheelbase....incorperating the all wheel drive into a Festy?

[GT-A]

looks similar...but not the same. I want to know more about the drive train on that thing...and the turbo and intercooler.....hmmmmmmm

3 cylinder 660cc turbo engine. basically, you're sitting above the engine. it's one of the models in the kei-class of vehicles in japan.

[GT-A]

what about the wheelbase....incorperating the all wheel drive into a Festy?

i think wheelbase is shorter than the festy. but that won't be much of a problem since you can fabricate the proper length driveshafts to the rear diff.

[festerzilla]

I want that truck! Actually I would take any of those ki cars if they were sold in the US

[Quickslick4444]

That truck looks like it can hold its own. I'd just think it would tip easy