87 Suzuki Samurai Jx 4x4 (((( Bone Stock Original ))) Rust Free And Tow Ready on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
1987 Suzuki Samurai Jx 4x4 - 112 k Miles - Rust Free and Tow Ready PLEASE SERIOUS BIDDERS ONLY, LESS THAN 10 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS CONTACT ME BEFORE PLACING A BID OR YOUR BID WILL BE CANCELLED - FOR SALE LOCALLY AS WELL - CALL FOR BUY IT NOW PRICE -WILL SHIP IF THAT IS SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO UP FOR SALE IS MY EXTREMELY WELL CARED FOR 1987 SUZUKI SAMURAI JX EDITION. WITHOUT A QUESTION THIS IS ONE OF THE NICEST ALL ORIGINAL SUZUKI SAMURAI'S OUT THERE. WAS ORIGINALLY PURCHASED IN CALIFORNIA AS A TOW VEHICLE , SO IT COMES EQUIPPED WITH ALL THE TOW BEHIND ACCESORIES AS WELL.
Practically mint condition from inside to out. Never smoked in or abused off road in any way. This is a very good example of a stock well taken care of completely original Suzuki samurai 4x4. Elderly owned and always dealer maintained. Recent timing belt replacement as well as clutch .There isn't a thing it needs. This is ready to go to say the least. Accident and rust free . Clean ca title in hand
Runs excellent and has just passed smog and is fully registered. No leaks or problems of any kind. No weird noises etc. This is something you can hop in and drive with peace of mind. Has the rare 1 piece removable hardtop which was a factory option. Inside and out look amazing and is does come equipped with a rear seat and seat belts so you are able to sit 4 people safely. Having the hardtop instead of a soft top makes a huge difference in overall ride quality . No road noise at all and absolutely no leaks !!
- Clean title in hand - CALIFORNIA VEHICLE - Factory 1 piece removable hardtop - Aftermarket cd/mp3 player - quality speakers - Factory chrome wheels tires 70% - Recent complete drivetrain oil change/flush - New front brakes - Timing belt and clutch recently replaced - Original manual as well - Rear seat - Matching spare
SERIOUS BUYERS ID BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS - 707 2362082 (( IF YOU NEED MORE PICS OR A VIDEO OF THE SUZUKI FEEL FREE TO CALL ANYTIME WITH ANY QUESTIONS AS WELL )) - will ship - if you would like a shipping quote id be glad to call a local reputable company for you or your welcome to find your own
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