1999 Subaru Sambar EFI TC Limited 2WD, PS, AC, Airbag, Automatic · 58,121 mi

A Japanese import you can buy now — this 1999 Subaru Sambar EFI TC Limited 2WD, PS, AC, Airbag, Automatic, polar white over its original panels. It runs an automatic gearbox. The number on the plate is TT1-005233.

What the TT1 Sambar is

TT1 is the rear-drive truck from the sixth-generation Sambar, launched in 1999 and the first Sambar drawn to the new 3.40-metre kei standard. Subaru carried the rear-mounted EN07 four-cylinder straight across from the previous car and kept building it this way until 2012, when the nameplate became a rebadged Daihatsu. That makes the TT series the last of the genuinely Subaru-engineered kei trucks.

It shows 58,121 miles on a gauge originally calibrated in kilometres, which puts it near 93,500 km. That sits in the middle of the band Sambars of this generation generally arrive at.

The details on this one

• Year: 1999
• Make: Subaru
• Model: Sambar EFI TC Limited 2WD, PS, AC, Airbag, Automatic
• Chassis code: TT1
• Transmission: Automatic
• Odometer: 58,121
• Engine: EN07V 660cc 4 Cylinder EFI
• Colour: Polar White
• Chassis number: TT1-005233
• Body type: Kei Truck / Mini Truck
• Stock reference: BUC82719

How this one is set up

The Sambar's layout does the heavy lifting here regardless of how the front axle is specified: a 658cc four-cylinder mounted behind the rear wheels, a completely flat bed floor with no drivetrain running beneath it, and a weight distribution that no other kei truck shares. Subaru kept that arrangement for decades after everybody else had abandoned it.

Above $12,000 a kei truck is being priced on specification rather than transport. A 1999 Subaru Sambar EFI TC Limited 2WD, PS, AC, Airbag, Automatic in this band is normally carrying hardware or a configuration that the ordinary working trucks do not.

Making it yours

A 1999 build date places this vehicle beyond the 25-year threshold that governs importing a non-US-market car into the United States. We take care of the entry documents and the title, then arrange shipping to wherever you are. The asking price is $12,900 — contact us to reserve it.