ot/japanese minitrucks

amo · Jun 22, 2008

Does any one know anything about these small Japanese tucks that are not to be driven on highways? Thanks Amo

IH2444 · Jun 22, 2008

A few friends of mine have them. Kinda weak, one friend says they slow down when you turn on the headlights

ericlb · Jun 23, 2008

i looked at 2 a guy had, i was going to use it to feed with, not real impressed with those 2 first, at 6'4 i could hardly get in the silly thing,like the other poster said, power is way down, i bet you would have to buy them on a '2 for 1 setup" that is buy 2 trucks and use 1 to keep the other going, as parts may be a problem to find. [ i dont know this for sure] for my 2 crnts, id be inclined to stick with a gator or similar light utility vehicle

buickanddeere · Jun 23, 2008

In Canada if the vehicle is 15+ years old it can be road licensed.
For 1/3 to 1/2 the price of an ATV you can get something that seats 2 inside with heat, air conditioning, windshield wipers, a locking cab, 4X4, creeper 1st gear, 4X5 cargo bed with sides, 66HP etc.
The odd one has had a Yanmar three cylinder diesel or even a 1100cc bike engine swapped in.

Anonymous-0 · Jun 23, 2008

We have a bunch of the trucks and van models where I work. They are used as dispatch vehicles for the flightline. They seem to hold up ok, but are a little cramped on space.

Anonymous-0 · Jun 23, 2008

Yeah, a guy I work with just bought '90 Suzuki 660(ccs that is)Carry........It's a cute little rig, 4WD, standard 5 spd. trans. with low creeper gear, fold-down box sides, heater that appears to work(winter will tell that tale), etc...........I've got trouble driving it though as my knees hit the steering wheel, the driver should be shorter than 6', preferrably.........

Looks like a good outfit given the right application...........

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