1988 Suzuki Samurai 1.3l 4x4 Suv Propane Crawler Hunter Farm Camp Outdoor Atv on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
1988 SUZUKI SAMURAI 4X4 - Propane Conversion OFFROAD CRAWLER HUNTER FARM TRUCK ATV
This little truck will never let you down. Its been hauling us around for 2 years without fail. It was purchased in Alabama and already had the propane conversion done. Unlike a carburated vehicle, this will start right up and keep running even if it were flipped over. Also has a new head, rockers, lifters, cam, MSD ignition, diamond plated dash panel, tow receiver and Ford Ranger front and rear seats. The springs are from a Jeep YJ. There are a few dings, dents and normal wear associated with off roading, crawling, hunting and the outdoors. Overall, there is over 5 grand worth of upgrades. There is no title with this vehicle. It was built strictly as a offroad vehicle. It does have all of the functionality of a vehicle that can be street driven such as turn signals, brake lights, head and tail lights, seatbelts, etc. We have the vin plate from the original dash and will give a bill of sale.
If you were thinking about spending $5k on a new ATV please reconsider. This is what you want. Tons of fun for everyone.
Please look at the photos and if you have any questions please ask.
This is a "as is, as shown" sale.
$500 deposit Required. Must be picked up with 7 days of the listings end.
Please look at the photos and thank you for looking!!!
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