Anton wrote:What a shame you can't keep the wee beastie! What a brilliant little vehicle!

Hope you find a really really great home for her, she's a beautiful example.

if she had a little more top speed I would keep her as my everyday car

Ok so the time has come for my SJ to go to a new loving home, to say that it is reliable is an understatement as it has just been driven from the UK to Mongolia and back, a journey of around 20k miles and in that time it never once failed to start or let me down. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUZUKI-SJ4...

no the steering is fine it is the car that is rocking from side to side, so much so that if you do not take your foot off the throttle I feel it would topple over

hi Scotty,

Thanks for the swift responce but it happens on normal roads as well

just a quick question guys on my 410 when driving at speed 45-50 mph on the motorways i am getting a big sway, i have taken all the weight off the roof rack and packed it lower down, springs and shocks seem ok could it be low tire pressures at the moment they are 20 front and 26 rear, it is not the ...

So we arrived in Brno (Czech Republic) last night parked up and went to crash at a friends house, when we went back to the car in the morning some Bast**d had crowbard the drivers window damaging the door and nicked all our dashcam, tom tom, radio and a couple of other electrical items. To end the s...

this is not photo shopped this is how she looks,dressed and ready for the Mongol Rally in 10 days

Well today was a good day just put the Zuki in for an MOT and she just flew through it with NO advisorys (it would have run out while we were on the mongal rally and would have meant when we got back to the UK we might of had problems)

today my Zuki clock rolled past all the 9s

not sure why the piccie is sideways

twiss wrote:I hope you will all be taking Suzuki Club UK stickers with you

yes if I can find where to buy them