1994 Honda Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD, 5MT#BUC04940

A 1994 Honda Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD in our current inventory, finished in Red, brought in out of the Japanese domestic market. The chassis code on this one is HA4.

Background: the Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD

Honda aimed the Acty at agriculture and forestry — its "Attack" grade was explicitly a farming model, with creeper gears and a rear differential lock as standard. Honda's four-wheel-drive Actys use an on-demand Real Time system built around a viscous coupling, so drive goes rearward when it is needed rather than when the driver remembers to select it. Honda built the Acty from 1977 until April 2021, taking over from the TN series and, before that, the T360 of 1963 — the model that had put Honda into four-wheeled production in the first place.

The paperwork on this 1994 Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD

It shows 4,896 on the clock. The source recorded no unit alongside that figure, so 4,896 is reproduced exactly as stored rather than converted.

Mechanical specification of this Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD

Power comes from the E07A, a 660cc 3-cylinder unit. By 1994 the E07A was a thoroughly known quantity, having run in Honda's kei range for years by then. The E07A drives through a manual gearbox.

Owning an Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD

A 1994 Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD is old enough to be simple and new enough to be usable, which is most of why this generation gets exported rather than scrapped. Built in 1994, this Acty Super Delux Firefighter RealTime 4WD 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 $15,900.