This 1993 Volkswagen Caddy MK1 Pickup, finished in a striking blue exterior over a black interior, presents as a solid foundation for an enthusiast seeking a unique and versatile classic truck. Equipped with a dependable 1.6L diesel engine paired with a manual transmission, this right-hand-drive Caddy shows 140,000 miles and has been carefully maintained, with service history dating back to 1994. Recent mechanical updates include new injectors and alternator, ensuring strong performance, a quiet top end, and no smoke or unwanted noises. The clutch and gearbox operate smoothly, and the engine maintains temperature perfectly.

The bodywork reflects an ongoing restoration project. The bed floor has been professionally repaired and prepped for Raptor lining, with plans to install a brand-new Red Cedar bed liner kit upon completion. The truck has been painted previously and retains a good shine, with current photos showing it mid-process, including temporary removal of side trims for machine polishing and minor paintwork touch-ups. The overall structure is solid, with no rot in critical areas like the sills or bulkhead, and the tailgate is in excellent condition.

Inside, the Caddy features upgraded Polo GTI black leather seats with functioning heaters wired to OEM switches. A new instrument cluster with white LED lighting adds a modern touch, while the sliding rear window with a powder-coated frame and new sills enhances practicality. The interior remains largely original beyond these upgrades, with a clean headliner and fully functional heating and lighting systems.

Underneath, the truck benefits from significant recent work, including new shock mounts, cross members, bed floor repairs, and rear leaf mounts—all done professionally at considerable expense. The front end is in excellent condition, and the remaining underside is slated for Raptor lining alongside the bed to ensure long-term durability.

This Caddy is an honest example with signs of age but immense potential, offered midway through its restoration journey. It’s a fantastic opportunity for someone to put the finishing touches on a rare and desirable MK1 pickup and make it their own.