I just finished reading Toyota 2000GT because a co-worker looked it up after I showed him some pictures of the one I owned from 1972 to 1978. It was one of about 50 or so imported to the U S A and it most assuredly WAS a LHD model.
Excepting your Toyota 2000GTs and the recent stupidity with MkIV Supra Turbos, Japanese sports cars simply don't experience the increased valuation enjoyed by their European contemporaries.
A comprehensive collection of vehicles from the James Bond films including at least five Aston Martins and a variety of other James Bond cars such as the Lotus Esprit, Toyota 2000GT, and a BSA motorcycle.
Its styling would be inspired by the Toyota 2000GT supercar of the 1960s, its engine would follow in the footsteps of the flat-two-cylinder engine in the diminutive Toyota 800 (a.k.a. Yotahachi), ...
Our test car was also unassailably white, shimmering like a force field with that beguiling Japanese style we first saw in the Toyota 2000GT in You Only Live Twice (1966). And it’s exiguous to the point of not being there.
The two companies have cooperated before, producing the rare and exotic Toyota 2000GT of the late 1960s.
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