1970 Mazda E360 Pick Up was Mazda's first two-stroke engine

was Mazda's first two-stroke engine

adjustable shocks up front

Chrysler Arrow style

the conditions of this lovely example is difficult to fault

The Ginetta G21S used Triumph coil spring and wishbone front suspension and Alford and Alder rack and pinion steering

1970 Mazda E360 Pick Up was Mazda's first two-stroke engineThe Porter Cab (KECA53) was introduced in March 1969. It was a small, cabover pickup truck on a 1,835 mm (72. 2 in) wheelbase, equipped with a live rear axle and a 23 PS (17 kW) at 5500 rpm, 359 cc water cooled, two stroke two cylinder. This, the CC, was Mazda's first two stroke engine. Top speed was 90 km h (56 mph). In 1970 new doors were developed, with sliding windows were exchanged for roll down items, incorporating a quarter window. A