In the original Back to the Future, a custom Toyota SR5 4X4 was Marty’s dream car. From the first –“check out that 4X4!“– moment he saw it. Marty longed for the truck — but it existed ...

That would be the 1985 Toyota pickup truck that Marty McFly lusts after ... just like in the ’80s. Of course, the Back to the Future Toyota wasn’t stock, so neither is this one.

First things first: Paul Kim’s self-designed Lego 1983 Toyota Hilux is not the truck from Back to the Future. Marty McFly’s pickup ... But when you build a black ’80s Toyota on beefy tires ...

The time-traveling DeLorean is the obvious automotive superstar in "Back to the Future," but Marty McFly's 1985 Toyota pickup ... appeal as the dream truck for many '80s kids.

the science fiction flick also gave us the most recognizable Toyota pickup truck of them all. Marty McFly drives a black-painted Xtra Cab from the 1985 model year, an SR5 4x4 spruced up with KC ...

Yes, I'm talking about amber rear turn signals. Just check out that photo of Toyota's BTTF truck above. It's got the same three-color taillights that graced every Toyota pickup for decades ...

Back to the Future Part II, as film buffs may recall, Marty ... Toyota took a 2016 Tacoma – which the company is currently promoting heavily – and made a modern-day version of the McFly dream ...

But Toyota is not letting us forget about that other four-wheeled star of the original Back to the Future: a black, customized 1985 Toyota SR5 XtraCab pickup that Marty McFly fantasized about ...

In the first film, Marty McFly dreams of owning a new black Toyota Hilux pickup truck. These were sold in the U.S. for the 1972-95 model years, before being replaced by the Tacoma. In the film ...

That dubious honor goes to the Toyota pickup truck, which was also Marty McFly's sweet non-time traveling whip of choice. Now, the 1985 Toyota Xtra Cab 4x4 truck — the one driven by Michael J.

The time-traveling DeLorean is the obvious automotive superstar in "Back to the Future," but Marty McFly's 1985 Toyota pickup ... appeal as the dream truck for many '80s kids.