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*Pabloloco Compact Pick-Up ([[Dexter Hoover]]) | *Pabloloco Compact Pick-Up ([[Dexter Hoover]]) | ||
*Pabloloco Lugnutter ([[Chuck Cables]], [[Keith Kone]]) | *Pabloloco Lugnutter ([[Chuck Cables]], [[Keith Kone]]) | ||
*Pabloloco | *Pabloloco 4-Cylinder Compact Pickup ([[Kris Revstopski]]) | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Chuck choke cables.png|Lugnutter | Chuck choke cables.png|Lugnutter | ||
Round Minivan.png|Concept art of a Lugnutter | Round Minivan.png|Concept art of a Lugnutter | ||
Kris.png| | Kris.png|4-Cylinder Compact Pickup | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 10:15, 8 November 2023
Pabloloco is a fictional car trademark. It produces pickup trucks and minivans.
Models
- Pabloloco Compact Pick-Up (Dexter Hoover)
- Pabloloco Lugnutter (Chuck Cables, Keith Kone)
- Pabloloco 4-Cylinder Compact Pickup (Kris Revstopski)
Gallery
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Compact Pick-Up
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Lugnutter
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Concept art of a Lugnutter
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4-Cylinder Compact Pickup
Trivia
- Unlike all of the other Pabloloco models, the Lugnutter is not classified as a truck.
- The same even goes with Haulital as they didn't produce another non-pickup truck vehicle.
- The term "Lugnutter" is also used by Haulital.
- The Luxomatic JL-57, John Lassetire's model, is very similar to the 6-Cylinder Compact Pickup.
- Presumably, one of the companies could be copying the other, or one of the companies bought out the other. However, it could be a rebranded counterpart.