Delta Mini-Cruiser for sale

Location

United States

Not seeing a classified section on IH8Mud so posting this here....

This is simply an internet ad I came across. These are very rare though and pretty cool. Location is Colombia, South America and it is a 1980 so an easy import to the USA.

TOYOTA DELTA MINICRUSIER - Bogotá - Autos - san vivente parte alta

 

[retrofive]

 

[SNLC]

maybe I didn't see the classifieds because I wasn't logged in?

Any ways....there you go, the uber rare Mini-Cruiser

 

[retrofive]

Just giving you a hard time .

Looks like a pretty cool cruiser.

 

[SNLC]

no worries....

I am blind!

 

[JohnnyC]

...the uber rare Mini-Cruiser

this one has a fiberglass top....that makes it more uber rare...

there was a cool canvas top one for sale a few years back...look and strange looking lil things arent they

 

[Bear]

Just curious:

Not knowing a thing about the Colombian peso,
does the asking price of Col$11,00 mean:
11,000,000 pesos = $5,400.00 USD ?

 

[Tapage]

Just curious:

Not knowing a thing about the Colombian peso,
does the asking price of Col$11,00 mean:
11,000,000 pesos = $5,400.00 USD ?

I thought tha's 11,000 pesos ..

Looks this one ..

venta toyota 4.5 land cruiser estacas - Bogotá - Autos - MODELO DE PERMUTA

 

[SNLC]

I been to Colombia 4x and have seen the Mini-Cruisers there. Very cool looking little truck I thought. Just like a mini-FJ40. My Colombian friends tell me these were imported to Colombia by the government for cheap surplus trucks for the farmers. I been told there is only about 200 of them in Colombia, so pretty rare down south.

Does anyone know if a Mini-Cruiser has been imported to the USA?

I believe it is a typo and should be 11mil pesos. The CP has been gaining strength for years now. When I was first there in 2004 it was 3500CP to the USD, nowdays it is just over 2,000:1. So this truck at 11mil is about $5460usd. You would be in it another $2-3k once it was in the USA.

XE.com: Colombia Pesos (COP) to United States Dollars (USD) rate

The fiberglass top could be from a Diahatsu or something, I really don't know if the Mini-Cruiser was produced with a hardtop.

Like I said I think they are pretty cool and unique. I also thought there might be a slim chance some hardcore Cruiserhead would be all over a truck like this....so I posted the link.

If you search the Colombian ads you will find tons of FJ43s. They have maybe more FJ43s then they do FJ40s down there!

Oh and Tapage....pm sent!

 

[Tapage]

Oh and Tapage....pm sent!

PM back ..

Actually in Colombia you can found plenty of Cruisers but mostly gassers as same as in Venezuela .. should be incredible nice ( and now it's clear we would't see it never ) to see a factory HDJ71 ..

 

[orangefj45]

there are a handf\ul of blizzards in the usa, but not many. saw a bunch of them in costa rica when i was down there.


btw, good to see you on here, how's the patrol business going?

georg @ valley hybrids

 

[Haring Bagsik]

Wow I haven't seen one of these in such a long time. This was the humvee of the Philippine military up to this day. These are some tough rigs. So my dad being in the military there, we had a handful of these to our disposal and just love them!

I'm pretty sure importing some of the Philippine military surplus is possible...I think specially now that they started phasing them out recently for the humvees and KM45's.....

GLWS!!

 

[SNLC]

there are a handf\ul of blizzards in the usa, but not many. saw a bunch of them in costa rica when i was down there.


btw, good to see you on here, how's the patrol business going?

georg @ valley hybrids

Hey man...I am good but not been doing anything with Patrols except my own trucks for some time now.

The Blizzard seems a little different to me than the Mini-Cruiser. Then again I am not much of a Cruiserhead.

Rocky Mountain Patrol & Offroad • RMP&O's literature

 

[JohnnyC]

toyota blizzards (daihatsu) and mini cruisers are two totally different rigs....

they are different in all sences of the word