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San Francisco-based artist Jay Nelson answered a question seemingly no one was asking by adding a pop-top camper to the bed of a 1982 Subaru ... Much like the Brat itself, this custom camper ...
See All 58 Photos The two-door Subaru BRAT, Japan's ute-like version of a compact ... Some BRATs were equipped with a matching camper shell. This custom Subaru Brat camper conversion drew a ...
That beat of the different drummer that sets cadence for the wacky side of life—could it be that Subaru wrote ... calls the BRAT a special-purpose vehicle. U.S. Customs (for tariff purposes ...
As much as we may be inclined to mock the Thunderstorm, which combines the nose and a powertrain of a Geo Storm with the rear end of a Subaru Brat and ... car that's mostly Japanese, a patriotic ...
The seller of today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Brat says he doesn't know why he's even trying to unload it. Let's check out the custom ... and the Japanese with the vastly more reliable than ...
Unlike Subaru's earlier vehicles, the BRAT was an export special designed expressly for the North American market, with no ...
The weird little Subaru rocketed over the ... rutted and bumpy section that caused the BRAT to pitch from side to side rather brusquely, but the Japanese film crew standing in the way.
Subaru got around the tax by bolting a pair of rubber seats into the bed of what was a farming truck in Japan, then called it a car, er, Brat. It went for $4,900, at least $1,000 cheaper than it ...
After watching its Japan ... States, Subaru of America was able to convince the bosses at Fuji Heavy Industries to put a truck bed on the four-wheel-drive Leone. This was the Subaru BRAT, and ...
But does that mean it's time for Subaru to think about bringing back the Brat? The Brat was made in ... No, it made tiny little Japanese bubble cars and was hoping for some American cash.
Once the kings of rally, Subaru has ... cars – the Japanese equivalent of micro cars – and compact commuters.But that all changed in 1972 with the release of the Subaru BRAT.