A tiny Japanese workhorse with an unusual second career is crossing the auction block this week. This 1988 Honda Acty 4WD, converted into a mobile flower stand, is currently listed with no reserve on Cars & Bids, where bidding is already underway.Photo: Cars & BidsKei trucks like the Acty were built to satisfy Japan's strict size and displacement rules for light commercial vehicles, which kept them tiny, tidy, and easy to maneuver on crowded city streets. This particular example left that utilitarian life behind when its owner turned the bed into a traveling florist's cart, complete with a custom wooden platform, built-in pot holders, and display shelving. A steel-framed canvas canopy stretches over the load area to shield buckets of blooms from the sun, and the whole truck now wears a cream repaint over what was originally a white finish.Photo: Cars & BidsInside, the cabin has been refreshed with custom upholstery in a warm brown that pairs nicely with the cream exterior. Power comes from a 547cc three-cylinder engine producing roughly 35 horsepower and 33 lb-ft of torque, sent through a four-speed manual transmission to either the rear wheels or all four via a two-speed transfer case. An auxiliary crawler gear provides an extra-low ratio for creeping through tight spots, a feature that seems almost overqualified for flower deliveries. The odometer shows about 97,100 km, or roughly 60,400 miles, and there's an interesting wrinkle in the paperwork: the seller says the Montana title lists "96,266 miles actual," a clerical error that occurred when the metric reading was copied over without being converted. Cosmetically, the listing notes a handful of chips, scratches, and some weathered trim, along with paint overspray in a few spots, all pretty minor for a truck that spends its days working markets and events.Photo: Cars & BidsAs with most JDM imports, prospective buyers should do their homework before bidding, since emissions requirements and title eligibility for kei vehicles vary widely from state to state. At the time of writing, bidding sits at $4,000 with a handful of days left on the clock, and this quirky little hauler has already drawn plenty of attention in the comments section. Anyone in the market for a one-of-a-kind flower truck can follow the sale and place a bid through the auction listing.⚡️ Read the full article on MotoriousSign up for the Motorious Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.