Year: 2009
Make: Suzuki
Model: Samurai
Price: $4500
Mileage: 500
Color: Silver/Mud
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): GA
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: 4WD & AWD

Samurai stretched frame
Z71 5.3L v8 Fuel Injected (From a Tahoe)
3 Speed Automatic with hi/low
Toyota leaf springs in front
Toyota axles
Front with longfields
rear with stock shafts
Welded front and rear
42" Super Swamper TSL's

Everything works; since it was built it's been in the dirt less than a dozen times. Selling to chase after one of a few Ducati 996's I've been drooling over.

Will consider trades.

$4,500 for Crawler Only

$5,500 for Crawler and Trailer
It's the red trailer pictured, not the gooseneck.
16' double axle, solid floor, working lights, pulls great. Crawler does fit on the trailer, it was just flexed on the sidewall in that photo. Will include 10k lb axle racket straps.

Located in Norcross, Georgia.

Call/Text/Email- Joe 678.923.2095 joe.slattery@gmail.com

This is the trailer that's included.


Most recent shot, wheels are muddy, not rusted.

 

wow that's basically engine, frame, seat, wheel, tires. That is so badass lol. best of luck w/ the sale.

 

Yep, how about that power to weight ratio. All the other guys I go crawling with have old carbureted 2 liter engines that they have converted to propane so that they don't choke out when you're on extreme angles... or upside down. Not only is it a pain for them to get their propane tanks filled, but they all have to run very low gears to have enough torque for obstacles.

Being fuel injected I don't have to worry about propane (It runs on 93 unleaded) and with the V8 I have plenty of torque for the tough obstacles and more than enough power to fly up any hill climbs.

This is NOT the standard low geared 20mph max boring rock crawler. It's fast, has way too much power, and gives a guaranteed grin every time you even think about flooring it.

As you can see it is all frame right now, I prefer it that way and it's nice showing off the V8 when almost every other real crawler you see out there has an old 4banger. If the new owner wanted a prettier crawler it's easy enough to trace out some body panels on poster board, cut them out of plexi glass (or some similar material) and attach them to the frame.

Most guys go with something like clear like plexiglass so they can paint the inside of the panels and that way once they get scratched and dinged up the paint is unaffected.

 

yea it must be insane. you only have to look at it to know it will be adrenaline inducing. Whoever picks this up is gonna have a helluva ride.

 

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