1993 Daihatsu Hi-Jet Deck Van 4WD, 2Hi-4Hi-4Lo, AC, 5MT, Rare! · 77,135 mi

1993 Daihatsu Hi-Jet Deck Van 4WD, 2Hi-4Hi-4Lo, AC, 5MT, Rare! in Pearl White — a Japanese domestic-market kei van held in our US stock. It is fitted with a manual transmission. The chassis identifier is S83W-000799.

What the S83W Hijet Deck Van is

The W in a Hijet code marks the Deck Van, Daihatsu's hybrid of the two body styles: a four-seat enclosed cab with a short open bed behind it, on one kei-length chassis. S83W is the four-wheel-drive version from the early 1990s. It is a genuinely unusual format — neither a truck nor a van — and it was only ever built in small numbers.

The gauge shows 77,135 miles, around 124,100 km. Daihatsu has been building kei commercials since the 1950s, overwhelmingly for working owners, and readings in this range are a normal part of that history.

Key figures

• Year: 1993
• Make: Daihatsu
• Model: Hi-Jet Deck Van 4WD, 2Hi-4Hi-4Lo, AC, 5MT, Rare!
• Chassis code: S83W
• Transmission: Manual
• Odometer: 77,135
• Engine: EF-VS 660cc 3 Cylinder
• Colour: Pearl White
• Chassis number: S83W-000799
• Body type: Kei Van
• Stock reference: BUC64199

In use

A low-range transfer case in a kei van is a rare combination. The second reduction is there for gradients and loose ground rather than for speed, and in a van it suggests a vehicle specified for access to somewhere a delivery van would not go.

Kei vans above $8,000 tend to be passenger-trimmed versions — seats, glass, trim, air conditioning — rather than plain cargo shells, or later chassis built on the wider post-1998 kei dimensions.

Paperwork and shipping

Because it was built in 1993, the federal 25-year exemption applies and the usual FMVSS and EPA conformity requirements fall away. Customs entry, import documentation and title work are all done here, and we arrange transport to any state. It is listed at $11,900. Get in touch to put a hold on it.