Description

New mold to produce the Master Line late model

Year and grade differences will be developed

Let's collect with the early TLV Crown!

The second generation Toyopet Crown, which appeared in 1962, was available in light van and wagon bodies, with the van registered as a commercial vehicle under the name Masterline and the wagon as a passenger car under the name Crown Custom. In 1965, the front section was extended to accommodate a six-cylinder engine. The following fall, the van underwent another minor exterior change, and in 1967, the Masterline name disappeared along with the generational change.

TLV is pleased to announce the release of the late S40 series, the last Masterline model.

TLV is pleased to announce the release of the last Masterline S40 series late-model light van. Based on the second generation Crown, the body with extended rear overhang for cargo space is stylish, and the thin and long roof is also attractive. This time, there are two versions: the normal version of the last model and the police car version that was used by the Metropolitan Police Department at the time.

The early S40 series Crown sedan that served as the base for this model was commercialized in the first phase of TLV (LV-03, released in January 2004). This is one of the cars that can remind us of the changes in TLVs and miniature cars over the past 20 years. 

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Shipping

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