1987 Suzuki Samurai Jx Se Sport Utility 2-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Anoka, Minnesota, United States
This is a 1990's body on a 87 frame lifted with 31x10.5 Baja MT's. Not complete I removed the motor to install a new motor with less than 5000 miles on it but haven't finished the project. Comes with new motor block. Comes with intake, Webber carb, new exedy clutch installed, NEW RUF Setup stuff (missing links, shackles, extra set of rear leaf springs.) This has 5.12 gearing all around, and 1994 tracker axle in the rear with a mini spool in it. Has a new sport top to go with it, s10 seats with samurai seat brackets on it, NO REAR seat. I will also through in old motor stock carb and intake for free for you to resale. It has ZOR front which bumper, ZOR Rock sliders. Transmission is not installed I was in process of putting it back in so I could go wheeling. No windshield wipers, and you can see in the photo it does have a hole where one of the wipers where. (came like that years ago.) this vehicle also sits in garage out of elements and only goes out to wheel in summer.
The speedo is not hooked up, no tail lights, as I used this as a off road vehicle and trailered it. I don't want to part with this but my body wont allow me to go out wheeling much anymore and I would like to let her be enjoyed by someone else. |
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