1986 (first American Year) Samurai Tin Top In Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Irvine, California, United States
This is a rare and in tact 1986 Suzuki Samurai Hard (Tin) Top. It is a California vehicle and has absolutely ZERO rust. The 4WD is fully operational. It has factory air, upgraded rims and tire size. It has no mods to its original form and runs great. It does have some carbon build up in the engine and will require a bit of work to get a smog certification if purchased for California driving. These are hard to find in this kind of shape and with the hard top they give off the impression of a more substantial vehicle than it's more prolific convertible cousin. I have personally driven it on California freeways at 70 MPH PLUS!!! It shows no signs of shuddering nor does the engine want to quit there though I recommend not pushing it past 75.
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