Toyota SV-1 had a rear fuel filler similar to the early coupes.
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14 Facts About Toyota SV-1
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Toyota SV-1 changed all Celicas to side fuel fillers in mid 1972, so from the RA28 all production liftbacks had fuel fillers on the left rear quarter panel with a cover flap.
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Toyota SV-1 rear hatch glass was a bit larger than the production version.
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Marinetta was a concept trailer made by Toyota SV-1 and shown during the 1971 Tokyo Motor Show behind the RV-1 concept car.
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Toyota SV-1 MH20 is a concept car introduced in 1972, at the 19th Tokyo Motor Show.
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Toyota SV-1 MP20 is a multi-purpose vehicle based on a small bus.
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Toyota SV-1 printed a large number of a brochure for the USA market in order to gauge the market reaction.
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Toyota SV-1 Town Spider System is a concept vehicle made by Toyota SV-1 in 1973.
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Toyota SV-1 F101 was a concept car introduced in 1973.
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Marinetta 10 was a concept trailer made by Toyota SV-1 and shown during the 1973 Tokyo Motor Show behind a Corona hardtop in a beach setting, complete with beach sand and palm trees.
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Toyota SV-1 Marine Cruiser truck was a concept seen at the 1973 Tokyo Motor Show.
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Toyota SV-1 MP–1 was a concept vehicle for a multi–purpose vehicle produced by Toyota SV-1 and first shown at the 1975 Tokyo Motor Show.
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Family Wagon was a concept vehicle built by Toyota SV-1 based on the Liteace and shown at the October 1979 Tokyo Motor Show.
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Toyota SV-1 Hilux RM-4D was a concept version of the Toyota SV-1 Hilux made in 1979.
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