tsxnbp

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While flipping through an ancient VIP style magazine from Japan I spotted this....

Has any one ever seen this before?

According to my sketchy Japanese translation it is a "Celsior Wagon Kit" made by E&G Classics. It is a fiberglass top that's covered in canvas and comes in charcoal/navy/grey colours.

It also says it requires no cutting/body modification. Pretty crazy stuff...and super expensive as it says 760,000 yen plus 120,000 installation cost!

usoff89

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There might be a really good reason why we have never seen this kit before...... lol

timmy0tool

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the wheel choice says it all. still i'm sure it fits well, and is made well.

Gene01

It's hard to see how it would be very functional if no cutting is required.
I would assume that the trunk lid is removed, but it still leaves the rear window, etc.

GH5T

It looks like a 95' Camry wagon.

Sc0pe

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I actually like wagons, but the idea of an LS wagon is on the "meh" side... I highly doubt it would even function like one, considering that the trunk is sealed off from the cabin. I mean, the proportions are all off.

On a somewhat related note, here's my Junction Produce LS400 Ute that I made many moons ago in Photoshop.

Twista4004

well, that ute can actually pass. I know i'm digging the 240sx utes they're drifting now.

YoshiMan

put some jump seats in the back and you have a great place for the kids! Nice and QUIET!!!!

Sc0pe

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I would have no problem rocking one of those as a tow pig. Heck, now you guys have me wanting to build one for real...

I foresee the following issues

• Lack of structural rigidity (I'm lopping off half of the roof, which is built into the frame of the car, though I could have some roll bars fabricated, like those 240 pickup conversions.)
• Gas tank location (it sits smack dab in the middle of the trunk, with some pretty carpet in place, so relocating it/disguising it would be interesting...)
• Bye-bye Lexus aerodynamics

Other than that, basically extend the trunk lid into a sort of tonneau cover and we'll be golden!