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Tiny vehicles from Japan - the Mazda T600 and the Fuji Cabin

After the Peel p50 it's time for Jonee to explore two unique made in Japan vehicles, the Mazda T600 and the mighty Fuji Cabin. The Mazda T600 3-wheeler truck was the evolution of the Mazda K360. This one we believe was made for export and assembled in Greece and it is not a Key car although has its roots deeply firmed into that unique to Japan car category. This 1955 Fuji Cabin 5A is 1 of 85 made and now on view in our new Roots of Monozukuri exhibit. Likened to an enclosed scooter, the jellybean-shaped Fuji Cabin was a creative effort to fill a need for cheap, economical cars during the postwar era. Designed by Flying Feather creator Ryuichi Tomiya, the three-wheeler was well-engineered and powered by a kick-start Gasuden scooter motor. 00:00 - The Key cars category in Japan. 01:03 - The Mazda T600 02:20 - 3 wheels are cheaper than 4 03:30 - The R360 04:00 - The T600 Engine 04:30 - Inside 05:30 - A unique shape 06:20 - The Fuji Cabin 07:00 - A covered scooter 07:30 - The Flying feather 08:00 - A Fiberglass body 09:20 - A unique futuristic design 10:25 - The Fuji cabin has a tiny cabin 11:17 - The motor 12:15 - Something of a disaster —— GET TICKETS TO THE MUSEUM https://www.petersen.org/tickets —— CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/petersenmuseum Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/petersenmuseum Follow us on TikTok: tiktok.com/petersen_museum