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1982 Nissan Atlas [F22]

1982 Nissan Atlas [F22] in 대동강에서 만난 사람들 (Taedonggangesŏ mannan saramdŭl), Movie, 1993

Class: Trucks, Simple truck — Model origin: JP

1982 Nissan Atlas [F22]

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2017-04-17 21:53

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3asv6 HK

2017-04-17 23:11

Nissan Atlas / Cabstar / Homer ?!

Almost the same outlook but don't know use
which model name at North Korea...

Nissan Atlas: /vehicle_551396-Nissan-Atlas-1982.html
Nissan Cabstar: /vehicle_343665-Nissan-Cabstar.html
Nissan Homer: /vehicle_351715-Nissan-Homer.html

Gag Halfrunt UK

2017-04-18 00:00

I would use the Japanese domestic name. Before trade between Japan and North Korea was killed off by Japanese sanctions, North Korean organisations bought new and used vehicles in Japan, via trading companies run by ethnic Korean businessmen.

3asv6 HK

2017-04-18 00:17

Gag Halfrunt wrote I would use the Japanese domestic name. Before trade between Japan and North Korea was killed off by Japanese sanctions, North Korean organisations bought new and used vehicles in Japan, via trading companies run by ethnic Korean businessmen.


Seems like Nissan Atlas. Taiwan use the name Homer.
HK use the name Cabstar. Atlas is the name for
Japanese domestic market...

Ingo DE

2017-04-18 19:51

Gag Halfrunt wrote I would use the Japanese domestic name. Before trade between Japan and North Korea was killed off by Japanese sanctions, North Korean organisations bought new and used vehicles in Japan, via trading companies run by ethnic Korean businessmen.

Back in 2012, when I had been in the DPRK, the JDM-vehicles, I've seen, were mainly from the late 70ies, not much younger.

Ingo DE

2017-04-18 19:52

:think: I'm wondering about the location. It may be the street southbound, direction Panmunjom.

Gag Halfrunt UK

2017-04-18 20:08

@ingo: We have examples of younger JDMs in North Korea: /vehicle_429217-Toyota-Hiace-Regius-1997.html

I remember defector news sourcing saying there have been campaigns to remove Japanese cars from Pyongyang because they are politically embarrassing.

Ingo DE

2017-04-18 20:11

Gag Halfrunt wrote @ingo: We have examples of younger JDMs in North Korea: /vehicle_429217-Toyota-Hiace-Regius-1997.html
I remember defector news sourcing saying there have been campaigns to remove Japanese cars from Pyongyang because they are politically embarrassing.

That's rare for NK. The newer cars (from the 90ies onwards) there were German, US-American or -the newest- Chinese.

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