88 Suzki Samurai Lifted 4x4 Trail Rock Crawler Mud Truck on 2040-cars
Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States
This is a one of a kind head turner 1988 Suzuki Samurai. It has been custom built for one purpose, up and over. The body and vin number says it it a Samurai but the entire drive train is 1990 Toyota pickup. 4 cylinder 22RE engine that doesn't burn oil and runs great, transmission and transfer case the transmission shifts hard at first but once it warms up does fine in town, welded toyota rear axle, locking hubs on the front axle. After a day spent wheeling the auxiliary power steering and transmission coolers come in very handy keeping everything cool and at peak performance. Its sitting on 4 35x12.5.15 Micky Thompson Baja Claw's with matching chrome wheels, and a full size spare on a odd ball wheel. All tires hold air and the spare has more tread then one of the drive wheels. It has the custom stinger front bumper, custom sliders/steps, and a decent looking angle iron rear bumper just for recovery purposes. The interior floor has been lined with a roll on bed liner to make clean up easier. The soft top is in great shape no leaks or tears and all the zippers and snaps are their and work. Over all this is a great little fully street legal truck to take out on the weekends and have a good time in.
Their really isn't to much bad to say about this rig. the wiring is a little funny, everything works but since it was built and has custom gauges in it their are dead wires that lead to nowhere. The fan is hard wired to the battier so you have to remember the fuse or your jumper cables but otherwise that's about all the consistent problems I know of. As far as pick up goes you will have to come get it or have a company transfer it for you, I would be willing to drive it a short distance to a freight yard to help you get it. |
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