1986 Suzuki Samurai Hardtop -- one of a kind!
1986 Suzuki Samurai Custom Description:
This is a very rare 1986 Suzuki Samurai hardtop that was rebuilt from the ground up while I was working overseas for the last 20 years. The car has always been garaged and is in immaculate shape inside and out and is an amazing vehicle if you want a Samurai with everything. There is less than 500 miles on the new Suzuki G16A Tracker engine which is an inline 4-cylinder, 16-valve, fuel injected 1.6L engine from Suzuki Lightning Conversion that includes power steering and air conditioning. (www.suzukiconversion.com) I have the engine receipt of $5320 and the engine was installed by Hazzard Fab Worx (www.hazzardfabworx.com) here in Spokane. The engine produces 100+ HP has 89 ft-lbs of torque and gets over 17 MPG.I will share the receipts for $15,000 worth of parts including the new engine with any serious buyer. Here are some of the features of the Samurai:
Extra capacity fuel tank, trail tough Mighty Kong Transfer Case Mount, heavy duty Petroworks Clutch, 4 inch lift Rocky Road Suspension Kit, Poly Body Mounts, Suzuki Samurai 4.16:1 Rebuilt Transfer Case, Corbeau VX2000 Reclining seats, Tubular Roof Rack System, Electric Brake Line lock, Rocker Panel Skid Plates, Sony DSX Digital Media Player DSX-MS60, aluminum radiator, secondary Flexlight radiator cooling fan controller, Bushwacker wheel flares, greasableshackle bushings, 7500 winch, Low Range unbreakable rear transmission mount, steering stabilizer, 4 wheel disc brakes, 5th disk parking brake on transfer case shaft, Yakima roof rack, dual Optima batteries and it even has new front and back windshields. It has 5 new Back Country All Terrain 235.75R15 that provide great traction.
I have spent years having this vehicle built from the ground up and it is a one-in-a-million find. I will answer any serious questions. Please check the following link and you'll see a very similar model selling for $14,500 and that one doesn't have all the features mine does www.suzukiconversion.com/suzuki_151.htm
