1992 Suzuki Carry Mini Dump Truck - Boeki USA#BUC30864

Our stock includes this 1992 Suzuki Carry Dump, finished in White — a right-hand-drive Japanese import. Drive on this Carry Dump is four-wheel drive. There are 10 photographs of this exact vehicle on this page — not stock images of a similar one.

1992 Suzuki Carry Dump: the background

Carrys were mostly ordered in plain white for trade use; this one is White. The Carry uses the classic kei arrangement — cab-over body, engine mounted longitudinally under the driver's seat, drive to the rear — which keeps everything short-coupled and within reach. Suzuki was candid about who the Carry was for: individual shopkeepers, small workshops, and agriculture, forestry and fisheries. It has sold a dedicated farm grade with a differential lock continuously.

The paperwork on this 1992 Carry Dump

A 1992 vehicle showing 46339, recorded with a Japanese auction grade of 4/B. The source recorded no unit alongside that figure, so 46339 is reproduced exactly as stored rather than converted.

Mechanical specification of this Carry Dump

The engine is recorded as the F6A. Suzuki's F6A is one of the most widely produced kei engines ever made, which is exactly why parts and know-how for it are easy to come by. Drive reaches the road through a 4-speed gearbox, four-wheel drive. A 1992 vehicle on the F6A is running an engine Suzuki had already built in enormous numbers by that point.

Owning a Carry Dump

Tipping beds like this are what turn a two-person unloading job into a one-person one. At 34 years old, this 1992 Carry Dump is outside the window where federal safety-standard conformity applies to an import. The asking price is $7,700. Everything about a kei vehicle follows from the class rules — width, height, displacement and the shape of the cab are all downstream of the same regulation.