1987 Samurai, Sport Utility 2-door 1.3l, Hard Top on 2040-cars
Redlands, California, United States
Up for sale 1987 Suzuki Samurai with 12000 miles on rebuild performance
engine...odometer read 141500. Car is California car and 100% rust free, was
used just for pleasure while working on a contract in CA. Selling only because
I’m heading back out East. Previous
owner upgraded to after market Air conditioning and it works fine....sunroof,
on board air with air tank under car....custom bumper with Super Winch 8000lb
and fog lights + driving lights with cover. Front Seats are replaced from
Suzuki Sidekick also added map light from Suzuki Sidekick ( shown on picture),
sun-visors are replaced from BMW 5 series...Car drives perfect, engine oil was
always used Synthetic. Also installed hitch ball ...New Header, Rebuilt Carb Tested on
smog, Air Box, TAC Assy, Wire Harness, Spark Plugs, Muffler and Catalytic
converter Brake Pads front and rear was replaced 500 miles ago. Radiator was professionally cleaned in radiator shop and equipped
with "Spal" super performance high speed fan and added fan sensor... For any questions please ask. I might have missed something or if
you need extra pictures.....Car has clear California title. Good Luck! |
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