Nostalgic trip to Oita in 1967 Midget begins

Nostalgic trip to Oita in 1967 Midget begins

OSAKA, Japan - The ''Midget,'' one of Daihatsu Motor Co.'s once-popular models from 1967, leaves the company's headquarters May 12 in Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture, for Oita Prefecture. The vehicle was restored in an effort to rebuild and promote Showa Era townships there.

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