This 1994 Honda Acty is a second-generation example of the Kei-class cabover pickup and is finished in Bay Blue over a gray vinyl interior. Imported from Japan by the previous owner in 2019, the truck features a mid-mounted 660cc inline-three paired with a five-speed manual gearbox and 4-wheel drive. Additional features include a dropside bed, a bulkhead bar, heating, manual windows, and refinished 12-inch steel wheels. The selling dealer has changed the oil and installed new tires recently. This Acty 4WD pickup is now offered by Cascadia Classic with a clean Washington title.

The Bay Blue (PB-70) paint is accented with a black front bumper. Flaws shown in the photo gallery below include various scuffs, scrapes, and dings, as well as hard water spotting on the windshield. The battery box and full-size spare tire can be seen installed under the bed.

The pickup box features fold-down sides, a plate providing access to the engine, and a bulkhead bar fitted over the rear window. Factory 12-inch wheels were recently refinished and feature new Toyo R/T Open Country tires displaying 2019 date codes.

The interior is upholstered in gray vinyl, with features including a defroster, heating, cigarette lighter, and a Clarion AM radio. Staining is noted on the driver’s seat squab.

Approximately 66k kilometers (~41k miles) are shown on the six-digit mechanical odometer, a handful of which have been driven by the seller.

The 660cc E07A three-cylinder is mounted ahead of the rear axle and was rated to produce 38 horsepower at 5,300 rpm and 40 lb-ft of torque at 4,500 rpm in stock form. Access is gained through a removable panel in the bed. An engine oil/filter change is said to have been completed recently.

A series of underside photos are provided in the gallery, while a driving demonstration and walk-around is featured in the video below. According to the seller, the truck is not eligible for on-road use in California and Oregon.
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