Philippine AUVs (Carter, Castro, Panther, Dragon, Atendido)

[jpdm]

This is the Carter Masa 1991 model gas engine

I first saw this in 1988 when the Philippine auto market witnessed the emergence of Pinoy AUV makers Like Carter Motors.

[uls]

but they are all gone

[tidus1203]

And while they are Pinoy made they are not 100% pinoy made because the engines are still normally Japanese surplus...

[jpdm]

but they are all gone

They are still alot of these vehicles moving around (especially in the provinces)and still very serviceable.

Especially, Castro, Carter and Panther with their famous double cab pick up with analok enclosure...

The FMC Harabas and Pinoy I and Pinoy II AUV are still running and servicing the Vito Cruz (near DLSU-M)-CCP Complex route...

In our place beat up but still running Pather AUVs are still servicing the Imus-Lawton route...

Reminds me of the good old days of the Philippine mainstream AUV market...

[uls]

i was referring to the companies that made them

not the vehicles

[True Faith]

but they are all gone

i was referring to the companies that made them

not the vehicles

Try to complete your sentence. This a thread of AUV vehicles not AUV companies.Off course they are all gone.

Anyway,

Indeed, I can still see alot of these old creaky road warriors...

The sad part is, they still have no modern day versions....

[jpdm]

i was referring to the companies that made them

not the vehicles

indeed, complete your sentence. You keep on making your reader guessing with your short replies...

Anyway,

*true faith

indeed, thats the sad part wala ng nagtuloy...kung meron like those in Pampanga and the Visayas..hindi masyadong mainstream...

But I like the Iloilo versions when I went there ganda!

[jpdm]

1982 Assembled AUV (with Isuzu engine)

Resembles the work of Castro Motors AUV version