Nissan Atlas 100 Diesel Truck Walkaround, Information Overview and Drive

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Here it is, the 5th vehicle I got from my recent haul of keis. Except things got a little funky here for me to end up with this.
This Nissan Atlas 100 is for sale. I will slowly poke away at cleaning it up and maybe clean up and bedline the bed too plus various things like fixing the broken window crank stuff.
Chapters:
0:00 Daiwhatssan?
0:20 Walkaround to show the truck exterior and interior
5:04 Truck + bed dimensions
5:33 Exterior/Interior continued
6:13 Undercarraige
7:20 Doors not closing all the way? Needs adjustment?
9:04 Start up to hear engine running with seat up and down
9:34 Driving around, story of how I got truck
12:55 Truck ride, feel, info, what to do with this
14:18 Bumpy road view
16:18 Engine sounds and more bumpy road tests
18:24 Random acceleration check
18:43 Reverse beeper and end
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Комментарии : 17

@TikiBunnyImports 3 месяца назад

Gotta love a truck that's been used for proper truckstuff in its life. Just unashamedly good.

@AnythingWheeled 3 месяца назад

Hey unused ones are nice too lol

@Jamesmonroe1077 3 месяца назад

I like it, I wonder how much one of these usually goes for in comparison to a kei truck, I could see this being a much more logical investment from a daily driver standpoint.

@AnythingWheeled 3 месяца назад

It depends on what you need. If you want to haul stuff and people every day you can't go wrong with this. As an old school diesel some people like to convert them to burn alternative fuels too. A kei truck is smaller than this and can tuck away in the corner of your yard somewhere. So if you occasionally need a truck it's easier to justify a kei as its cheaper and can do similar work minus people hauling. I was thinking of asking $11,000 for this one, it has a MA title.

@dreuxscorner 3 месяца назад

Great vid! I got to see it in person the day you got it (I was stop #1). My HiAce fire truck is on its way with 7km on the odometer so interested to see how it compares to the Atlas both in function and condition.

@AnythingWheeled 3 месяца назад

7km??? Wat? 😆 I'm sure it'll be way better than this well used truck

@dadeyeyam 3 месяца назад

cool truck!

@AnythingWheeled 3 месяца назад

Want it?

@ZUKME 3 месяца назад

interesting

@kirill5594 4 дня назад

У меня тоже атлас . Я из России, а откуда вы?

@AnythingWheeled 4 дня назад

I'm in the USA, nice to meet you

@CappuccinoDrives 3 месяца назад

12:44 just like 95% of pickup owners... You can do like them and use it as a minivan and do grocery shopping.

@AnythingWheeled 3 месяца назад

I already have a rolling battleship with tons of amenities I don't need this. 😆

@ChaChiVooDoo 3 месяца назад

Im just wondering why youre winding that thing up so tight like you're hell bent on blowing it up. No logical reason to run that thing up against the governor like that

@AnythingWheeled 3 месяца назад

I'm following the gear recommendation for speed. I'm not hitting the rev limiter.

@ChaChiVooDoo 3 месяца назад

I’ve been driving Japanese diesels the last 40 years. That thing is screaming. With an empty tray in back there is no logical reason to wind it that tight. Loaded is another story. The other thing is you don’t understand how old school diesels work. All the torque is in the lower rpm’s. You’re used to gutless gas engines with no torque you have to rev like that. But what do I know, my last Mazda diesel lasted 579,000 miles with my driving habits.

@AnythingWheeled 3 месяца назад

Thanks I'll try that out. I forget if I mentioned there I've never had a diesel this is my first. I find myself running through the length of rpms especially if the gearing is short