Hino Commerce R106 Van 1961
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Specifications Hino Commerce R106 Van 1961 blueprint
The Hino Commerce R106 Van is a reliable and hardworking van that was produced in 1961 by Hino Motors, a Japanese truck and commercial vehicle manufacturing company. The R106 was the first in the series of light-duty trucks released by the manufacturer and helped to give Hino Motors its good reputation for making reliable and hardworking vehicles. It made a name for itself due to its amazing versatility, affordability and dependability. The Hino Commerce R106 Van is a two-door vehicle with a wheelbase of 2,400 mm and is designed to transport both goods and people with its payload capacity of 1,350 kg. The vehicle is more than capable of carrying everyday articles such as clothing, furniture, and small tools or other items that require transporting. The exterior of the Hino Commerce R106 Van is constructed from sturdy steel and features painted sides and chrome accents. It has round headlights, which provide illumination while driving in the dark and a plentiful windshield with four reinforced windows for providing assurance of visibility. It also sports a sloped hood that gives this immaculate vehicle the stylish look it deserves. Under the hood the Hino Commerce R106 Van is equipped with the Hino AI-G2-GA engine. This engine is an Inline 4 cylinder diesel and can produce up to 38 horsepower (hp). The transmission is a 5 speed manual and provides smooth acceleration and quick response when driving. The brakes are of the drum type and are highly reliable. The Hino Commerce R106 Van is a versatile and dependable van that can handle tough tasks with reliable performance. It is a strong and reliable workhorse, and is sure to make a great addition to any car enthusiast's collection.
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