Following its defeat to the Allies, Japan was in a mood to begin all new. Automobile firms made smaller vehicles that were cheap and could go about easily with lesser maintenance costs. These vehicles were also also termed kei* (pronounced KAY) class of vehicles.
With this in mind, Mazda (pronounced Maat-SUDAA) brought out its K360 pick-up van in 1955 with several changes such as 2 separate seats provided for the passengers.
With a 356ccc air-cooled V twin engine, the K360 was very popular in Japan with over 250,000 made.
* kei - small cars, mini-trucks and vans in Japan.
| Highlights | |
| - Premium collectible | |
|---|---|
| - Licensed product | |
| - Material: ZAMAC (zinc alloy), Rubber and Plastic | |
| - Moving wheels | |
| - Non-opening doors | |
| - On plinth (platform base) and plexiglas hard-display case. | |
| Specifications | |
| Brand | Mazda |
|---|---|
| Period | 1947-1970 |
| Year | 1959 |
| Model Origin | Japan |
| Scale | 1:43 |
| Box Dimension (in inches) | 5.8 x 3 x 3 |
| Color | Pink |
| Make | Ebbro |
| Theme | Street |
| Material | Metal |
