Mini Class C's : Any being built?
I know you had some Toyota models in the late 80's and going by the Specifications would have been slower than a snail up hill. We do have 4x4 versions that are easy to park and traverse rough terrai...
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tatest wrote:
Smallest currently are Tiger models built on one-ton Ford, Chevy or Dodge chassis. In the late 20th century Frank Industries built Xplorer models on 3/4 ton and one-ton Ford and/or Dodge, and Serro Scotty built on the "compact" Dakota chassis from Dodge, which was a bit larger than Ford and Chevy compact trucks.
FourWinds built some compact C's for CruiseAmerica on Ford's F-series, but that was probably a SuperDuty, might even have been dual rear wheel.
Small is hard to sell here.
They were considerably larger inside than the U.S. non Pop Top TC's
