This practical plastic-bodied vehicle appeared in 1968, inspired by the English mini moke and the Californian buggy that emerged at the beginning of that decade. In a short time it became for many a multi-purpose tool and for others, endless country fun. In short, a kind of Swiss army knife had been born, capable of moving over all types of terrain, as well as of having a modularity  that still surprises even today.

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