Suzuki Samurai 4x4 - Great Condition - Low Mileage - No Rust - Lots Of Extras ! on 2040-cars
Denver, North Carolina, United States
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This Samurai is in Great Condition overall with 99,200 Original miles. It has the 1.3 liter 4cyl engine and a 5-speed manual transmission.
Runs and drives really good, very dependable and reliable. Mostly in the original condition, except for a few modifications, and they are : It has a spring over suspension lift, up graded shocks, heavy duty steering rods, drive shaft spacers, running lights, fog lights, high def halo Headlights, bigger back up lights, warn winch with remote and extra battery just for the winch, it also has a cb radio and an alarm. This Samurai also has removable doors and the canvas top is in good condition. It is absolutely 100 % Rust Free. It also has Lockers in the front and rear differentials, so it's not very fast, but it tops out about 60mph on the highway. As I stated in the condition description it does have some dents ad dings, hood and windshield due to the hood latch failure and two tires This is everything that I know that's wrong with my Samurai. It comes with back seat, which is not pictured in this listing. You will not find a nicer Samurai for the money, these are getting very rare and hard to find, and almost impossible to find them with no rust. I have owned this Samurai for 3 years and it was driven back and forth to school by my son during his High School years, never any issues. You, as the winning bidder must pick up this Samurai, I will not ship or deliver! Must be paid in full and cleared by Paypal before pick up! This Samurai has been very well taken care of, and it shows..... Thanks for looking, happy bidding |
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