TOYOTA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM TOP EXHIBITIONS/VIRTUAL MUSEUM Made-in-Japan Zone From 1945 to 1965, the majority of vehicles were used for fire prevention or in the service of freight companies, and they served as a major motive force behind the postwar recovery of Japan. Able to run down the uneven, dusty gravel roads of the time, these "workhorses" could be seen anywhere. Workhorse Vehicles Mechanics and the Art of Automotive Repair The Electric Rice Cooker Japanese Cameras Lead the Export Boom

This compact truck was influenced by "American style" design. The splint windshield design is thought to represent the manufacturing skill and resource standards of the day. These fire engines are based on the Model FH24 "Toyota Truck." These engines were actually used for quite a long time and treasured as a vital piece of firefighting equipment in most towns.

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