Import 1995 Nissan Datsun — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Japan

This 1995 Nissan Datsun, listed under stock number 2502251404AVT, is a used commercial vehicle from Japan with a 2,660cc diesel engine and manual transmission. The chassis number BMD21-638*** indicates it is a BMD21 model, registered in August 1995 with a recorded mileage of 169,000km. It features a 4WD drivetrain, right-hand steering, and a two-seat cabin configuration with a maximum payload capacity of 750kg.

The vehicle is finished in white and comes equipped with front air conditioning. As a kei-class or light commercial truck from the mid-1990s, the BMD21 series is commonly used for urban delivery and light logistics across Asia and Africa. Typical industry specifications for such vehicles include a diesel engine displacement between 2.0 and 3.0 litres, a manual gearbox, and a payload range of 500kg to 1,000kg, making this unit consistent with standard models in its class.

Buyers typically include used vehicle importers, fleet operators for last-mile delivery, and small business owners seeking affordable commercial transport. The vehicle is currently in stock and available for export from Japan. Prospective buyers should confirm the exact export documentation, shipping arrangements, and any remaining inspection or compliance requirements directly with Every Co Ltd before finalising a purchase.

Every Co Ltd is a Japan-based supplier of used vehicles, listed with an 'imported' supplier tier and a 'harbor' trust tier on the platform. The company profile indicates a response rate of 0.00%, meaning no recorded buyer enquiries have been answered through the platform's messaging system to date. This suggests buyers may need to use alternative contact methods or allow additional time for direct communication.

The listing does not provide details about the company's history, physical address, export licensing, or operational scale. Buyers should verify Every Co Ltd's export credentials, confirm whether they hold a valid Japanese used vehicle export licence, and request references or proof of previous shipments before committing to a transaction. All trade terms, including payment methods and shipping logistics, should be agreed in writing prior to export.