Suzuki Samurai

Anyone have parts or an old one sitting around for sale? Email willie snipped-for-privacy@bellsouth.net Interested in anything you have, especially complete vehicles

Never see them around here (NH)

~KJ~

sure you have... they're also called a Chevy/Geo tracker

-Bret

Not approved by Consumer Reports. Law suits filed. Tendency to flip over. Nope, I don't have one. Do you?

I never see them in the junk yards around here. Again. K series, C series, and basically any kind of car. I see enough of them driving around, no idea why they aren't in the wrecking yard. I think I have seen one in my few years of junk yarding. I'd call that never.

~KJ~

Pretty dear as parts cars go

You might consider selling yours for parts as it can be profitable.

From what I have read they actually make nice BIG atvs, small cars though...

~KJ~

Exactly. Alot of these vehicles are bought up by hunters as they are small enough to ride the trails. Saw a few up north this fall.

hank

Remember reading about a zuki someone sold. The kid who bought it rolled it, and sold it back to him. He fixed it up a bit, put his old tires back on it, and took it out to the mud hole. He got the 3rd farthest into this puddle with this basically stock zuki, with welded difs, and a BENT rear half-shaft (he didn't know it was bent however). 4th was around a 30k build....

Wonder how my K5 would have done...

~KJ~

That's an outstanding paint job, love it

As for seeing Geo Trackers in the local junk yard, I've been lookin for a door handle cover for a friend's ride and still haven't seen even one there yet, but a lot Suzs

Also many older S-10 Blazers, so I'll have a good source of parts for mine for years.....Lots of 'em got sold in Calif

~KJ~

My real question is why are Suzuki and Chevy being used in the same sentence? Only valad reason I could think of is "Ya ma chev-ey pulled that zuki all over town!"

-The Lonely Grease Monkey

"Ignorance is preferable to error; and he is less remote from the truth who believes nothing, then he who believes what is a wrong." - Thomas Jefferson

-The Lonely Grease Monkey

"Ignorance is preferable to error; and he is less remote from the truth who believes nothing, then he who believes what is a wrong." - Thomas Jefferson