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Posted: 1 day ago Tucson, Arizona, US

RARE 1962 Mazda K360 Three-Wheeled Kei Truck (Sonoran Desert Cruiser)

$12,500.00

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Price: $12,500 CASH

 

Location: Central Tucson / Near Speedway & 4th Ave

 

Up for sale is a rare, vintage Mazda K360 three-wheeled pickup truck!

 

If you’ve ever wanted to navigate Speedway or haul a single crate of mesquite firewood while looking like a villain from an old Japanese cartoon, this is your golden ticket.

 

Originally built as a Japanese utility vehicle, this pint-sized 3-wheeler gets an incredible 50+ MPG, meaning you can drive across all of Tucson on about four dollars worth of gas. It's powered by a mid-mounted 356cc air-cooled V-twin engine located right behind the cabin, paired with a manual transmission that makes every trip down Campbell Avenue feel like an absolute adventure.

 

This little truck has been an incredible neighborhood cruiser and ministry/event shuttle for us, bringing smiles and wave-after-wave of confused stares wherever she rolls. She’s all-metal, lightweight, and surprisingly nimble—though we don't recommend taking her onto I-10 unless you have a strong desire to meet your ancestors.

 

HIGHLIGHTS & FEATURES:

  • Radical 3-Wheel Setup: Single front wheel steering with dual Bugatti-style side vents and classic dual round headlights.

  • Open Truck Bed: Perfect for hauling a cooler, a few lawn chairs, or two giant bags of Tucson soil from the nursery.

  • Cab Amenities: Dual bucket seats, minimalist dash, suicide-style doors, and side pop-out ventilation flaps (desert air conditioning at its finest!).

  • Condition: Excellent runner! Clean, rust-free body, sharp two-tone cream paint, and turns more heads than a million-dollar Ferrari parked on campus.

 

Serious buyers only! Price is somewhat negotiable, but lowballers will be ignored.

Attributes

Condition: Used
Transaction: Sell
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Car details

Mazda
Convertible
1962
2
42000
356
No
No
11 KW
4
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