Declasse single-cab pickup

A brown single-cab pickup from directly behind with DECLASSE raised on the tailgate and a plate legible enough to read most of, parked under a highway overpass.

DECLASSE is set in raised capitals on the right of the tailgate, which makes the maker a transcription rather than an inference. Below it hangs a pale plate with a coloured emblem at its centre, reading L91 before the emblem and 3CB after it.

The truck is a single-cab pickup in a dull brown, square in the shoulders with a straight bed side and a plain tailgate carrying a single body crease. The tail lamps are rectangular units set into the corners, the rear bumper is chrome and dented, and the tyres are knobbly. Something dark is fixed behind the cab and visible through the rear window.

It is standing under a highway overpass with a billboard for Ambrosia Raceway Park in the same frame, alongside a red SUV, a woman with braids and arm tattoos, and a man carrying an old television monitor on his shoulder. A bare forearm crosses the right of the crop.

How to recognise it

• DECLASSE in raised capitals on the tailgate
• Plate reading L91, an emblem, then 3CB
• Single-cab pickup in dull brown, straight bed sides, plain tailgate
• Rectangular tail lamps set into the corners, dented chrome bumper
• Something dark mounted behind the cab, seen through the rear window

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 17:47.47. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 768 by 648 of it. Also in it: the Ambrosia Raceway Park billboard, a highway overpass, a red SUV, a woman with braids and arm tattoos, and a man carrying a CRT monitor.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• The model name. The maker is on the tailgate; nothing else is.
• What is mounted behind the cab
• The character on the plate hidden by the emblem
• Everything measured: top speed, payload, price, where it spawns