1987 Suzuki Samurai Jx 4x4 New Hi-po 100 Hp Engine (engine Has 1 Year Warranty) on 2040-cars
Marshalltown, Iowa, United States
Engine:4 cylinder rebuilt hi-performace engine
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Exterior Color: Yellow
Make: Suzuki
Interior Color: Black
Model: Samurai
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: JX
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 4 WD
Mileage: 0
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, Convertible
Sub Model: JX
Please read entire description. Rod's Auto Sales also known as SamuraiSalvage, located in Marshalltown, IA, is offering this super nice restored/customized Samurai. Samurai has never been wrecked and has a clear, clean, Iowa title. Samurai was rust free before the project began. It was previously titled in South Carolina. New paint is rally yellow. The interior floor, undercarriage, frame and axles have all been painted with black enamel, as shown in pictures. This Samurai has one of our featured products (fresh 100 hp engine). This engine will come with a one year, unlimited mile warranty. The engine includes: 10:1 high compression pistons, mid-range cam, new Weber carb. with chrome air cleaner and new Pacesetter header with custom high flow exhaust system. For more information on this engine, Google samuraisalvage, go to our website and look at the featured product. Muffler is a quiet turbo flow. New heavy duty clutch kit including clutch disc, pressure plate, throw out bearing and pilot bearing. Completely rebuilt 5-speed transmission with bearings and synchronizers. It also has upgraded shift lever tower and shift lever. Perfect working 2-speed transfer case with new mounts and shift lever bushing. Suspension lift is 5 inch spring over with 2 inch manufactured shackles. The steering is done right with a double over-the-top tie rod/drag link system. New Wild Country 31x12.50R15MT's on 8" American aluminum wheels. New ABS textured door panels with new cranks and washers. New Calmini C3 powder coated winch bumper. New door glass seals. New antenna. The Samurai is set up and ready for your stereo. This is the deluxe JX model with tachometer and digital clock. New Rugged Ridge reclining seats (very comfortable). The Samurai will be sold with a new black Rampage soft top with limo tint windows. The new Rally black top in photos is a $1500 option. The 9,000 lb. winch shown in pictures is a $600 option. Options available: Rally hardtop (in pictures); Badlands winch (in pictures). Other available options are: 4:1 transfer case, lockers, power steering, etc. Everything on this Samurai works and will last for many years for the new owner. Transport quotes are available for the potential serious buyer. We specialize in Suzuki Samurai, Sidekicks and Geo Trackers. Google samuraisalvage to find us and see the large selection of new and used parts we have for sale. We also do custom work on your Samurai...we can have yours delivered to our shop or you can deliver it and we will customize/restore it to your specifications, including: suspension lifts, hi-performance engine, paint, bumpers, winches, soft tops, hard tops, tires, wheels, etc... Questions? Call Rod at 641-751-2468.
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