Saw this on Zakynthos...

[SambaS]

I've been unable to find anything out about it on the internet. The Fiberfab Sherpa I found yes, the Citroen Pony yes but the "Mapz Pickup" nothing.

 

[skoda_fan]

Eh que??? The door doesn't look like it's from the same era as the rest of it. 'Mapz' is prob Greek script which I guess makes it harder to find on t'internet

[RedSparrow]

The door looks a bit Ford-like.

I would suggest the rest is fibreglass, made by some tiny manufacturer in small numbers!

[Skizzer]

MAPZ would be Greek for MARZ, which I gather (from Wikipedia so it must be true) was one of several Greek companies who made three wheel trucks to fit with a local tax break in the 1960s/70s. This one may have had a home made conversion to four wheels, or maybe MARZ made it that way. Either way, my guess is that this one sports a 1970s facelift on a late 50s design, hence the styling mash-up.

 

Edited to add: Weapons-grade shite, whatever . Great spot and thanks for posting!

[Luxobarges_Are_Us]

The Liepedia article looks right to me. The military junta was keen to boost industrial production, and several 3-wheelers and other shite creations (all of them using imported mechanicals) were built in their time ('67-74).

[SambaS]

I remember looking inside and the engine was there right by your feet And it was certainly fiberglass.... I'm going on Google now to look at "MARZ"

[Mr_Bo11ox]

Surely that door is off a beetle.

[Pete-M]

Somewhere on Zakynthos there's a Range Rover and a Nissan 4x4 Pick Up truck. The Rangie is a nice one, H plate H707 PDC , the Nissan pick up was shagged as it had been there for eight years when I drove it... still on Wigan plates. Also, there's a C plate Fiesta D that probably still has Merseyside plates.

 

There was a lovely old 'B' plate Rangie, white 3.5 four door with AC which just needed a bit of work to make nice again. Stank like a chicken shed as they carried food, hay, chickens, anything in it

 

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