1988 Suzuki Samurai 4x4 / Lifted / Removable Hardtop / Harley Screaming Eagle on 2040-cars
Peyton, Colorado, United States
1988 Samurai 4
Harley Davidson Screaming Eagle Carb with Petroworks kit header Accel Coil newer cap and rotor E3 spark plugs Calmini Lift (3.5") Calmini Front Winch Bumper (C-3) Calmini Rear Receiver Bumper (C-2) Sony Stereo (CD) and (2) 2 way speakers full removable hard top (Fiberglass aftermarket, rear handles need replaced, rear lexan window cracked, two people can lift off easilySee pictures for surface cracks, nothing structural) GM Alternator (105 Amp) Low Range Off Road T-Case Cradle ZOR Winshield Frame Support Bra and mirror mount lift off doors Tuffy Security Locking Center Console (with padded armrest and dual cup holder) 31x10.50x15 BFG All Terrains fold and tumble rear stock seat tailgate hinge needs some minor welding/repair Have good spare tire (not pictured, almost new tread) Engine and trans were completely rebuilt in 2009, unknown low miles since. I would speculate 5K on it the last 4 years, but not sure. I've put 800 miles on it in the last year or so. Stock gearing in Tcase & Axles. some rust in rear wheel wells. Odometer reading is NOT accurate. Subject to local sale. SOLD AS IS, Available for inspection in Peyton Colorado, or possibly Colorado Springs. I'm about an hour south of Denver and an hour North of Pueblo. I drive this almost daily and I live on a dirt road, sorry about the dust in the pictures. I can deliver to So Cal for or Arizona $950 I can Transport to most of the Continental US for $1.90/loaded mile |
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