58 Howling Oil-Burning Horses Made This Isuzu P'up Special in 1982

The Isuzu P'up was the same truck as the Chevrolet LUV, but sales overlapped only for the 1981 and 1982 model years.

This is how plenty of cars end up in a place like this: angry apartment manager had it towed away after it sat with years-expired tags for too long.

Bench seats with floor-shift manuals are underrated.

Not quite 150,000 miles on the clock.

It could play CDs. Such luxury!

No gasoline, please.

I was tempted to get these Isuzu dog-dishes for my garage wall, but some Isuzu owner deserved them.

Just a few years after the Iranian Revolution and associated gas lines, fuel-sipping trucks were very popular.

Some rust, not too terrible for a Japanese-made vehicle of its time.

The pass-through rear cab glass and the marks around the top of the cab show that a camper shell once lived here.

The glovebox lid was taped on, for years.

Black Ice remains the most popular Little Tree scent in junkyards.

The hood sits in the bed.