1988 Suzuki Samurai 51k Original Miles on 2040-cars
Prescott Valley, Arizona, United States
1988 Suzuki Samuri JX Convertible.
4x4 Manual 51k miles.
Excellent tires and brakes.
Interior reflects the use of a
vehicle with 51,000 miles. Great condition. No rips.
Paint shines like new with very few nicks or scratches.
No clear coat failure or clouding.
All Glass looks like new. Convertible top in fine condition.
All doors and windows function as they should.
No AC. Was not factory. Has AM-Fm radio.
Vehicle spent entire life garaged in Orange and Big Bear Lake, Ca.
Vehicle was moved to Arizona this year.
This car may be too nice for a lot of interested buyers, hunters, 4 wheelers ET.
Vehicle is still a USED Car and has wear. It's not new.
I will assist with any shipping. Available for any type of inspection. eBay inspection. Buyer pays shipping costs. $1000 due within 3 days end of auction and balance 5 days end of auction. Vin #js4jc51cxj4267851 Clear AZ title. Excellent 1988 Samurai. There's nothing that compares to this on eBay. Absolutely no disappointments. Actual miles and not rolled over. Please feel free to call with any questions. Tom 928-899-8901. The AutoCheck is showing a mileage discrepancy. It shows the car gaining 101,068 miles in less than 2 years. It's an error. 1997 mileage was 8,860. The 1999 mileage was probably 9,928 but 10928 was recorded? It does not make sense that this car was driven 101,068 in less than 2 years. The title is an Arizona "box A" showing 51,000. The AutoCheck conflicts it's own report by stating " No odometer problem title record ". Indeed these history reports are valuable but they can also have mistakes. The car has 51,000 actual miles. |
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