spied in a old photo...

[NickVyse]

Not 2000's, due to the lack of beltline trim. Likely 1600-4's, which were sold in '65 as was the LS Coupe.

First blue NK down the line has the 1800 trim that doesn't go all the way round the car. As you say, the others must be 1600's

[tjones02]

Probably like this...

Na, that's an LS Coupe with the big back window. Like I said earlier, it's a "normal" 700 Sport Coupe with the smaller back window not an LS Coupe... like this:

[NickVyse]

reckon we're all competing for pedant-nerd of the month on this thread!

[mcmil]

No 700 coupes after '64, only LS coupes.

Toyota Corona RT50 made from 1965 until 1972, so the photo can't be pre-1965.

If we assume that:

All the cars in the picture are new;

The Toyotas in the picture are correctly identified as RT50's, per the caption;

The white car in question is a 700 variant;

It has to be an LS coupe.

[jayamasaki]

No 700 coupes after '64, only LS coupes.

Toyota Corona RT50 made from 1965 until 1972, so the photo can't be pre-1965.

If we assume that:

All the cars in the picture are new;

The Toyotas in the picture are correctly identified as RT50's, per the caption;

The white car in question is a 700 variant;

It has to be an LS coupe.

I think we have a winner.

[Baby75]

I do believe here it is ..... alot of 1500s waiting for their ship to come in... lolololol

[tjones02]

No 700 coupes after '64, only LS coupes.

Toyota Corona RT50 made from 1965 until 1972, so the photo can't be pre-1965.

If we assume that:

All the cars in the picture are new;

The Toyotas in the picture are correctly identified as RT50's, per the caption;

The white car in question is a 700 variant;

It has to be an LS coupe.

I think we have a winner.

Neil, your logic appears to be stupefyingly accurate. I bow to your assessment of the time-space-date accuracy.

Here is the original Toyota Facebook wall post... maybe one of us could correct them on their '67 year assessment. By Neil's assessment it should be 1965.