1987 Suzuki Samurai

1.6L 8 Valve

Manual

JS3JC51V9H4118556

Clear

Gasoline

The vehicle is in pretty good shape, but it does has some scratches, sun damage, little dents, and a little rust. Unusual spot of rust above the right wheel well where the paint chipped off unexpectedly and a spot just above that, next to the right passenger door. There is a little body rattle and sounds that don't seem like a huge concern, but may require a little investigative work. -1.6L 8-valve EFI Sidekick motor-Sidekick 5- Speed transmission-4.16:1 transfercase gears w/ Twisted TT style shift pattern -Calimini cradle for the transfercase -4-wheel disk brakes-Front lunch box style locker-Adjustable Rancho RS-9000 shocks-Power steering-AC but no ducts installed after installing new aluminum dash, may need to be recharged -Aluminum dash is from Petroworks with custom Intellitronix Build-a-dash gauges. Uses a GPS speedometer mounted on hood.-Dash only reads 10,000 because of the new gauges. True mileage is around 120,000 +-New Pioneer radio with 4 speakers.-Tuffy box arm rest with combo lock or key lock (key lock included)-Roll cage -ZOR Windshield Bra, Moved mirrors off doors and added a spot for lights -New Windshield and windshield seal -Roof rack, and swinging tail-gate-The front bumper is a ZOR Winch Bumber -9,500 lbs Smittybuilt Winch (newer, only used a few times) -LED Front Turn Signals-H4 replaceable headlight bulb upgrade -5-gallon chromed Jerry-can is integrated into the fuel system (drains into main tank)-Sidekick main fuel tank (has slightly greater-than-stock capacity, About 12 gal)-Mounts for high-lift-jack is on rear door, with older hi-lift attached, May need servicing -Seats are torn and could probably use seat covers, it has the original rear seat that matches the upholstery of the front-The vehicle runs great. It passed emissions every time in Colorado.-Aftermarket exhaust headers with new muffler -SpiderTrax parking brake installed but could never get it to be as "extremely powerful" as the company claims it can be. It's a unique and fun little 4x4 that's been good to me I am including a tow bar for flat towing sense the rig is set up for it. The mounts for the tow bar are on the front shackles. There is a plug for trailer lights on the front underneath the winch. Both the attachment place and the plug is pictured. I have never tried the plug, so I cant say that it is going to work. If you have any other questions or want more pictures, let me know.