Hi Suze, Sow the Land is a great TH-cam channel. If you want to homestead, they are a great resource. We began homesteading years ago and are glad that we turned in that direction:)
We are moving to NC soon and I am so excited I found your page~! Wanted a farm vehicle and a side by side would have been okay but with my RA the Mini Truck was more of what I wanted~! Can not wait to come and get a Mini Truck from you~!~! Thank you for getting the law passed to make them street legal~!~! You Rock~!~!✌🛻
Awesome trucks, and in the future, I'll be in the market to buy a mini truck. Currently, I've got a 1993 Daihatsu Mira Walk-Through Classic, which I'll be keeping. When doing the videos, would it be possible to mention the year of the mini truck?
Hi Dale, the Mira is a cool vehicle. I have thought about getting one👍 give us a shout when the time is right for you. You’re asking a question that I have been asked many times in the past. It is a totally understandable request. Unfortunately, during this video I am not privy to this information yet. The trucks literally just rolled off of the ship. It is not until another week or two that I have the year of the vehicle. That said, if you see a truck that you like, and you are possibly interested, call me and I will contact Stephanie and find out. You can also look at the back of the seatbelt tag… 90% accurate. Sorry if I’m writing an encyclopedia here but the year is not the most important thing about the truck. It’s far more important to have a 1992 Suzuki that has been babied instead of a 1998 identical Suzuki that has been treated badly. The two trucks are remarkably the same in almost every imaginable way. This is not the case with a Ford F150. The year here is extremely salient. Not nearly as much with a mini truck :-) excellent question!
I’m looking for a suzuki carry 2 wheel Drive definitely with A/C because I live in Florida. Round lights a plus 5 speed would be perfect but not a dealbreaker.
it's really Hard for me to believe that these mini trucks have low miles when you can obviously see that they have been thru hell plus add the years sorry can't buy that
OK, we won’t try to convince you otherwise. Sometimes an opportunity will not feel right for every single person. We sincerely respect that. I will say that I am 100% certain about my veracity resulting from reliable verification. Thank you for watching our video!
So I get your reasoning. it's definitely an American point of view. It's how we think of automobiles that are for sale . But, once you understand the Japanese culture and lifestyle, it totally makes sense why they have so many low mile vehicles (there are also large numbers of high mile vehicles as well). One other thing to remember is , Kei trucks are considered a tool. It's rarely a farmer or business owners main transportation. Also, their use is seasonal for the most part. They sit idle when farmers crops aren't being grown. That's where much of the corrosion originates. The prefecture, geographical location, also plays an important role in condition of the truck. To be fair, there are some unscrupulous sellers (in Japan) and dealers (in the US) that try to sell roll over vehicles as low miles. In my own personal experience , it's pretty obvious if you know what to look for. A 110,000 km vehicle is very difficult to pass off as a 10,000 km cream puff. Don
Good morning Don, you just did a much better job than I was able to do describing the alternative point of view. I appreciate the comment section because it is for real. People are genuinely concerned, and other people share their education that they have attained along the way. Thanks for taking the time to write your thoughtful response. Tony/MMT@@Findyourbestminitruck
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I saw you on Sow The Land. Love mini trucks!
Hi Suze, Sow the Land is a great TH-cam channel. If you want to homestead, they are a great resource. We began homesteading years ago and are glad that we turned in that direction:)
You know Tony, I think I know what these trucks remind me of. A Ford Econoline pickup. The lines are the same. haha
So funny, there are lots of similarities there...
came from Sow the Land. subscribed
Hi Rob, Jason from Sow the Land is excellent! He really enjoys what he does. Thanks for reaching out to us:)
Good morning tony you all ways have very nice trucks
Thank you for saying so :-) we try hard to run the business properly. Thanks for watching our video!
I have one with 230kkm and it runs great.. tells me it was taken care of.
Wow, that's amazing...
@@minitrucks Supercharged also with AC and difflock...Honestly it surprised me how well it runs.
We are moving to NC soon and I am so excited I found your page~! Wanted a farm vehicle and a side by side would have been okay but with my RA the Mini Truck was more of what I wanted~! Can not wait to come and get a Mini Truck from you~!~! Thank you for getting the law passed to make them street legal~!~! You Rock~!~!✌🛻
Hi Stace, thanks for watching the video and you will like what the mini truck offers:) Let us know when you are ready!
Awesome trucks, and in the future, I'll be in the market to buy a mini truck. Currently, I've got a 1993 Daihatsu Mira Walk-Through Classic, which I'll be keeping.
When doing the videos, would it be possible to mention the year of the mini truck?
Hi Dale, the Mira is a cool vehicle. I have thought about getting one👍 give us a shout when the time is right for you. You’re asking a question that I have been asked many times in the past. It is a totally understandable request. Unfortunately, during this video I am not privy to this information yet. The trucks literally just rolled off of the ship. It is not until another week or two that I have the year of the vehicle. That said, if you see a truck that you like, and you are possibly interested, call me and I will contact Stephanie and find out. You can also look at the back of the seatbelt tag… 90% accurate. Sorry if I’m writing an encyclopedia here but the year is not the most important thing about the truck. It’s far more important to have a 1992 Suzuki that has been babied instead of a 1998 identical Suzuki that has been treated badly. The two trucks are remarkably the same in almost every imaginable way. This is not the case with a Ford F150. The year here is extremely salient. Not nearly as much with a mini truck :-) excellent question!
I’m looking for a suzuki carry 2 wheel Drive definitely with A/C because I live in Florida. Round lights a plus 5 speed would be perfect but not a dealbreaker.
Give us a call and we can discuss! Thank you for watching our video:)
How hard are parts for these trucks to source
Parts really are not hard to source...
it's really Hard for me to believe that these mini trucks have low miles when you can obviously see that they have been thru hell plus add the years sorry can't buy that
OK, we won’t try to convince you otherwise.
Sometimes an opportunity will not feel right for every single person. We sincerely respect that. I will say that I am 100% certain about my veracity resulting from reliable verification. Thank you for watching our video!
You can’t be serious. They look exactly as described and I’m a very skeptical person and someone who has a lot of old trucks.
So I get your reasoning. it's definitely an American point of view. It's how we think of automobiles that are for sale . But, once you understand the Japanese culture and lifestyle, it totally makes sense why they have so many low mile vehicles (there are also large numbers of high mile vehicles as well). One other thing to remember is , Kei trucks are considered a tool. It's rarely a farmer or business owners main transportation. Also, their use is seasonal for the most part. They sit idle when farmers crops aren't being grown. That's where much of the corrosion originates. The prefecture, geographical location, also plays an important role in condition of the truck. To be fair, there are some unscrupulous sellers (in Japan) and dealers (in the US) that try to sell roll over vehicles as low miles. In my own personal experience , it's pretty obvious if you know what to look for. A 110,000 km vehicle is very difficult to pass off as a 10,000 km cream puff.
Don
Good morning Don, you just did a much better job than I was able to do describing the alternative point of view. I appreciate the comment section because it is for real. People are genuinely concerned, and other people share their education that they have attained along the way. Thanks for taking the time to write your thoughtful response. Tony/MMT@@Findyourbestminitruck
here's a honest seller telling it how it is NOT LYING ABOUT THE MILES!! th-cam.com/video/sfXRQkSW-Eo/w-d-xo.html