1996 Mazda Scrum Van#BUC95071

Our stock includes this 1996 Mazda Scrum Van, finished in Blue — a right-hand-drive Japanese import. Its model code is recorded as V-DL51V, which makes it a DL51V chassis, and drive is two-wheel drive. We have it on file as stock number MZSV776834R0610, chassis DL51V-776834.

About the 1996 Mazda Scrum

The Scrum is Mazda's badge on a Suzuki-built kei vehicle and has been since 1989; Mazda sourced rather than developed its kei commercials. Sharing its engineering with Suzuki's own kei range means the Scrum draws on the same very deep parts supply.

The mechanical side of this Scrum Van

Under it is the F6A, a 660cc engine. The F6A ran for years across Suzuki's entire small-vehicle range, so it is about as well-understood as a Japanese engine gets. Gearbox on this Scrum Van is a 5-speed manual gearbox, driving two-wheel drive.

The numbers on this Scrum Van

Recorded dimensions are 330cm long, 140cm wide and 187cm tall. Recorded figures include a kerb weight of 800kg, a rated load capacity of 350kg and 8.63m³ of measured cargo volume. Registration on this Scrum Van records 4 seats and a body type of Kei van, Vans. Carrying 350kg on a 800kg kerb weight is the kind of ratio that only comes from designing the whole vehicle around the load.

1996 Mazda Scrum Van: recorded details

A 1996 vehicle showing 57100 km, recorded with a condition of used. The full model code on the Japanese paperwork is V-DL51V.

What a Scrum Van is good for

Scrum Vans were bought in Japan for delivery rounds, trade work and mobile services, and the body reflects exactly that brief. It is on our books as MZSV776834R0610, and what this listing records is what we hold on file for it.