Original Paint 1978 Suzuki Lj80, Survivor Little Jeep, Pre Samurai on 2040-cars
Grants Pass, Oregon, United States
Engine:4
Used
Mileage: 77,777
Make: Suzuki
Model: Samurai
Trim: LJ
Drive Type: 4wd
Up for sale is a very nice survivor 1978 Suzuki LJ80. This predecessor to the Suzuki Samurai is in amazing original condtion for a 4x4 vehicle. This is your opportunity to own a 4x4 unlike any other on the road. Its small, economic and has a classic look. Solid, virtually no rust, very straight with just a few dents and all original paint. The mileage cannot be verified but its possible the odometer is accurate at only 35,925 miles. Very complete. It runs and drives good, and would make a great backwoods driver. Call 541-660-3028 if you have any questions.
Being the vehilce is over 30 years old, it sold "As Is" with no warranties or guarantees. A personal inspection by the bidder or their agent is encouraged prior to the auction closing. |
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