I Think Reno has ShockMe's answer, it is a transformer for the electrician, it transforms into a bucket truck for light poles and hooking up services! it's the perfect work truck..
"Help me Mr. Electrician, my power's out!" "don't worry ma'am I'll be there...now" *woman sees work truck appear in a blur of light*
That thing awfully looks like it might have started it's life as an innocent Mazda E 2200 (fairly common work horse around here, available as a van with 9 seats, work van, pickup,...
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This is one of a series of Japanese trucks that were on display at some convention in Japan. I lost the link, but there are several photos circulating around the web of all kinds of bizarre mods they do to trucks over there. I'm glad I'm not a detailer in Japan.
Dont think it was a mazda, headlights are different, looks like it started off as a dual cab toyota dyna. We had them as work vehicles in the early nineties when i was an apprentice and they havent changed much. Ours wasnt as shiny as that one though!
*slap* I kept thinking something was wrong with the Mazda assumption... and kept forgetting there was a second car with those weird side windows! You're probably right-on with the Dyna.
That Isuzu is sweet looking If the thing in the first pic was the one in the last pic, then this country's body shops must be monitored more closely (possibly along with UN sanctions)
At least the beast in the first picture can't have been the exact same model as the Isuzu, the doors look too different. As a matter of fact, the Toyota Dyna doesn't look right either... the bottom part of the doors is pretty distinctive. Weird.
If the thing in the first pic was the one in the last pic, then this country's body shops must be monitored more closely (possibly along with UN sanctions)