1994 Suzuki Carry Mini Dump Truck - Boeki USA#BUC54320

A 1994 Suzuki Carry Dump in our current inventory, finished in White, brought in out of the Japanese domestic market. Drive on this Carry Dump is four-wheel drive.

The 1994 Carry in context

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. Suzuki has supplied the Carry to other manufacturers to badge as their own — Mazda since 1989, later Nissan and Mitsubishi — so the same underlying truck circulates under several names, which is another reason the parts supply runs deep. Suzuki has built the Carry since 1961 — eleven generations, and the oldest nameplate the company still sells. It was Japan's best-selling truck nameplate for thirty-nine consecutive years from 1971, passing four million units by 2010.

The mechanical side 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. Gearbox on this Carry Dump is a 4-speed gearbox, driving four-wheel drive.

1994 Suzuki Carry Dump: recorded details

A 1994 vehicle showing 71831, recorded with a Japanese auction grade of 4/B. That reading of 71831 came to us without a unit attached, and we have left it exactly as found.

What a Carry Dump is good for

Tipping beds like this are what turn a two-person unloading job into a one-person one. Built in 1994, this Carry Dump is 32 years old and clears the 25-year threshold at which imported vehicles are exempt from US federal motor vehicle safety standards conformity. The asking price is $7,700.