1987 Suzuki Samurai Ja Sport Utility 2-door 1.3l on 2040-cars
Oak Ridge, New Jersey, United States
Has around 238000 miles on it but I was told the previous owner out another engine in it.
It starts right up and runs great. Oil pan just had a new gasket put on it. The radiator leaks fluid and should be replaced or just check the fluid once a week like I did . The transmission leaks fluid but it shifts and works fine. Brakes are good. Tires are in good shape . Engine is a 4 cylinder 1.3 l It has a new main belt, a new timing belt, ad new timing belt cover The inside is in really good shape The back seat folds up and the hardtop comes off in a few minutes I also have a soft top I never put on. The passenger door does no open from the outside the latch needs to be fixed It's gets 25 to 30 miles a tank and only costs 30$ to fill. The frame is in reall good shape . I am asking 4300 but will entertain reasonable offers because I bought a pickup truck and need to sell Clean title in hand . Cash offers ready to sell today Check out the pictures and message if interested thanks Payment will be CASH only, picked up in Oak Ridge NJ 07438. NO shipping. 500$ paypal deposit due at time of sale. |
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