Dumpster diving for random Japanese auto literature

This is a brochure for a Nissan Sunny Vanette. From what little we can make out of the date coding on the back of it, we’d say late 80s/early 90s, but it seems a lot older than that. Doesn’t it? We plucked it out of the trash over on 6420 Wilshire Boulevard, after the riffraff upstairs moved out and left it all behind after marking it for discard. We can say that now because they fired all the security people on Monday.

While we applaud Nissan’s taste, we find it just a teensy bit hard to believe that all of these young ladies would be able to cram themselves into this fine, high-roof, wood-panel-shod minivan. Sadly, there are no pictures of all nine of them inside said van. We weep for what might have been.

Enough room to carry a sassy softball team! We like the catcher’s reaction, far left.

Look closely … the pack of cigarettes in the cubby under the radio is called HOPE. Oh, the hilarity.