[Finished] CSR 94 - I bless the blizzards down in Antarctica

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Olympus Motor Group

Nagoya Motors, International Nagoya Japan: March 1972 Two engineers, Hideki Kisagari and Sekori Awamura, decided to split off from their employer, a well renown manufacturer of rotary engine cars. They felt that the rotary engines, while powerful, yet quirky and endearing to the corporation’s customer base, were too problematic. Their bosses did not agree, and their concerns would fall numerous times upon deaf ears. Kisagari and Awamura felt that they could design an equally appealing light s…

The original Pegasus Rambler style from 1953 was re-imagined in the nostalgic retro-style boom of the early 2000s; and in 2019, it’s been brought up to date. One of the original off-roaders, with a modern twist. In South America, the Rambler is marketed as the Nagoya Rambler, due to better brand recognition. Shown here, is the search and rescue package; loaded with all the equipment that National Parks on 5 different continents rely on, to get the job done. A naturally aspirated 4.0 liter pushrod V6 that’s reliable, as well as easy to maintain; as well as putting out 232 HP and 365 Nm of torque.