1986 Suzuki Samurai Hardtop Great Running Rust Free California Car No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Newport, Minnesota, United States
NO RESERVE, min. bid $7400. If you bid you are committing to PURCHASE this vehicle. $500 deposit due within 48 hours after close of auction and full payment within 7 days. I will not ship but will make available for pickup. It has a tow bar and wiring so it can be towed anywhere or you can drive it anywhere. (I drove it from San Diego to Minnesota when I bought it) NO TRADES, WILL NOT SELL PARTS, and will not sell outside of the ebay auction. It runs great, the interior is good, the seats are good with the exception of the vinyl split on the drivers seat back. They need to be cleaned! If selling price exceeds $7500 I will include a grey fabric Rugged Ridge Samurai seat !! Everything works, the carpet is like new, 4x4 works flawlessly. The body is straight and correct. Fan has all speeds, intermittent wipers work, radio works, clock works, etc. INCLUDES Suzuki SHOP MANUALS and VEHICLE COVER ! ! Also includes many extra little parts, wiper blades, spare door mirror(new) cubby hole door, and other misc. stuff. (I might have air and oil filters around too, but no promises) The tow bar attaches in minutes, and it's wired so all you do is plug it in to your vehicle trailer plug and then the rear lights, turn signals, etc work along with your vehicle lights. The paint has faded in spots, see the pics, it is worn off on the driver's side interior at the base of the window (where your arm hangs out in the summer!) the paint on the top of the bumper is faded, and the paint under the rear door lock is flawed. There are a couple small dings on the passenger side of the hood apparently from the roof rack bracket contacting it when it was lifted into place. The stripes are cracking in spots from the sun. If you have any questions, please ask BEFORE bidding. |
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