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World record smashing 1400 Hilux trucks gather in Southland

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Farm hacks, company vehicles, campers and competition trucks filled a paddock and set a new record.

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World record smashing 1400 Hilux trucks gather in Southland

Farm hacks, company vehicles, campers and competition trucks filled a paddock and set a new record.

3 days ago·New Zealand

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autocar.co.nz

Herding hundreds of Hiluxes - NZ Autocar

Whenever there’s a world record, there will be people wanting to go one better. Up until recently, the heaviest haul of Hiluxes was 495 in South Africa, the record set in 2010. Some Kiwis thought they could do better and recently they did, with 1440 Toyota Hiluxes gathering in Southland last Sunday. What makes the new record all the more impressive is that the host of Hiluxes assembled at the bottom of the country. So it more than likely involve…

15 hours ago

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farmersweekly.co.nz

Record HiLux muster rounded up in Kingston

Reading Time: 2 minutes A total of 1440 HiLux owners gathered in a paddock at Fairlight Station in Kingston this weekend to smash a world record that had been held by South Africa for more than 15 years. The previous world record was set in 2010 by the Four-Wheel Drive Club of Western Cape, South Africa, with a gathering of 495 Toyota HiLuxes. GWD Toyota Queenstown branch manager Tim Duggan told Farmers Weekly they came up with the idea to smash…

2 days ago

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Otago Daily Times

World record number of Hiluxes descend on South Island paddock

Toyota Hiluxes abound at the GWD Toyota Hilux world record attempt in Kingston yesterday. PHOTO: DAN FROST More than 1400 of New Zealand’s most beloved farm utes assembled in a paddock just outside Kingston in Otago yesterday, easily smashing a world record held for 15 years by South Africa.

2 days ago·Otago, New Zealand

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