Barn Find V8 Toyota Hilux Monster Truck

How about this for a barn find project? It shouldn’t be as daunting as some may think, as all the parts will be available. After sitting for so long, it’s time for somebody to get the tool kit out and resurrect this beast. At least potholes won’t be an issue for the new owner!

From the seller: “Award winning Toyota Hilux monster truck built about 15 years ago, at great expense, in Oxfordshire.

Fitted with a 3947cc V8 Range Rover fuel injection engine and Toyota manual gearbox.

Was a well sorted vehicle which drove beautifully and turned heads everywhere.

Has been parked for the last ten years and now requires a rebuild to be restored to the former glory.

With a lot of TLC, and man hours, someone is going to have a special vehicle.”

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