Details:  For sale is 1991 SUZUKI SAMURAI 4x4 VIN: JS3JD31C3M4101794
(Note this vehicle sold as 2WD and converted by Petroworks in Fallbrook CA http://petroworks.com/ ).

Condition of body is fair to poor.  multiple dents from use, one bondo patch on left rear fender that is unfinished.  No rear jumpseat.

1.   Petroworks GRSII rock crawler transmission (2wd, 2wd Low, 4wd, 4wd Low) that can be flat towed behind RV
2.   Front towbar and wiring
3.   Power Steering (not stock)
4.   Heavy Duty Clutch
5.   Hard Top with removable panel over driverHard Top with removable panel over driver
6.   Complete roll cage
7.   rock sliders and nerf bars, skid plates
8.   Petroworks designed Gas Tank 15 Gallon w/Internal Fuel Pump
9.   Doug Thorley 1.6 16v Header (with Executive Order Identification Tag for CA SMOG)
10.   Detroit Lockers front and rear
11.   Replaced all CV joints (within last 1000 mi)
12.   Spring over axle set-up with High Steer Kit
13.   Reseal Windshield
14.   CB (no AM/FM radio)
15.   Chrome rims with 31x11.5
16.   Fiberglass fender flairs
17.   Nerf bars
18.   ARB bumper with Warn winch
19.   Hi Flow catalytic converter with stainless muffler
20.   Fuel injection (not carb)

Receipts for upgrades totals over $8000.  Asking price $6000 for whole package.  Will not part out upgrades.  Have all maintenance records. Please, serious inquiries only.

Best to contact me with email:    williamtheis|removethispart|@yahoo.com  (remove the " |removethispart|" to send)

More Photos are at https://imageworkx.us/upload/samurai/index.htm

forgot to add that Sammie is in in Cotati, CA (40 miles north of San Francisco).
you can contact me at 242-3256 area code seven zero seven

no nibbles.  Price too high?  how about $5000 and you can tow it home (or ship it)

Looks like a good value to me. I'm 'full up' on Samurai though... I just spoke with a person locally that was looking. I'll get them to take a look at this. The only issue I see is that this is a complete build and if the potential buyer doesn't want their Samurai to be 'this way'.. they'd have a lot of un-doing to do. Does that make sense? It's not a clean slate for a builder/enthusiast to paint their version of a Samurai on.

-Eric