1986 Suzuki Samurai 1.6l 4x4 Off Road Rock Crawler 4wd Trail Utv Atv Rhino Lined on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
Engine:1.6l
Used
Year: 1986
Drive Type: Manual
Make: Suzuki
Mileage: 60,000
Model: Samurai
Trim: black
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
For sale is a 1986 Suzuki Samurai. This vehicle is ready to hit the trails or be driven daily.
The truck is modified for off-road use, and will climb anything you put in front of it. Modifications/specifications are as follows: 1.6l 16 valve Suzuki engine swap (much more power than the original 1.3l). Will do 75mph on the freeway. (good luck doing 50mph with the 1.3l !) 5 speed manual transmission with new shifter tower housing and bushing Transfer case with 4.89:1 gear ratio, with 2 low option 4wd hi/lo 2wd hi/lo all gears work good no problems. New transfer case shifter sheet busing transfer case skid plate Lock-rite locker in rear axle Calmini 5" lift kit with upgraded shocks an shackles Aluminum driveline spacers front/rear. Custom steel front bumper 31" BFG Mud-terrain tires with lots of tread left (spare 31" tire mounted on back) Manual locking front hubs Racing seats with 4 point harness Good condition removable soft top, no rips/tears. Rear seat. Matte black bed-liner pant. Last image shows how the truck is now- I recently added a roof top cargo rack on top, and a hi-lift jack mount near rear bumper. This vehicle is ready to go. Starts right up and runs strong. CA registration paid up to date, title in hand. |
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