New member looking for a Samurai
New member looking for a Samurai
Hi all
New to the forum I am on the look out for a Samurai seen some on ebay at the moment I have never owned one before so any advice would be appreciated . Im looking for one that is for daily use as well as for going down farm tracks etc not full off roading.
New to the forum I am on the look out for a Samurai seen some on ebay at the moment I have never owned one before so any advice would be appreciated . Im looking for one that is for daily use as well as for going down farm tracks etc not full off roading.
- dazerede
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Re: New member looking for a Samurai
Welcome to scuk and when u are looking at sjs make sure the arches and footwels are rust free
Suzuki Sj 410 Jap Built
Recaro Seats Fitted
Landini Blue Colour
Full rollcage and winch bumper
1.6 8v vitara lump with su carb
4” calmini lift kit
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Recaro Seats Fitted
Landini Blue Colour
Full rollcage and winch bumper
1.6 8v vitara lump with su carb
4” calmini lift kit
235/75/15 insa turbo special tracks
99.9% Rust Free
BUILT NOT BOUGHT
Re: New member looking for a Samurai
Thanks for the reply I wil look out for those areas
- Tramp
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Re: New member looking for a Samurai
Welcome to the club, tell us a little about yourself and why Your looking for SJ. It's always great to see new faces here and I hope you find what your looking for!
Re: New member looking for a Samurai
Welcome to clubUK matey
Rust is your enemy, well unless you can weld so look everywhere and everywhere again when you go to look at an SJ, I'd also advise taking a jack and jacking the wheels up to check for any play/rough bearings. Check all prop ujs for play etc. these aren't too expensive to fix but bargaining points for knocking off some money.
There's a nice low mileage example in the for sale section at the moment, however it does need welding but the price is good!
Rust is your enemy, well unless you can weld so look everywhere and everywhere again when you go to look at an SJ, I'd also advise taking a jack and jacking the wheels up to check for any play/rough bearings. Check all prop ujs for play etc. these aren't too expensive to fix but bargaining points for knocking off some money.
There's a nice low mileage example in the for sale section at the moment, however it does need welding but the price is good!
Re: New member looking for a Samurai
I will keep a look out in the fore sale section . I havent got a welder starting to think i might get one LOL
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Re: New member looking for a Samurai
Hi I think a welder is a must for SJ owners
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Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
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Re: New member looking for a Samurai
hi welcome to the club your makeing the right choice sjs are the dogs b**locks for what your wanting it for mine is my daily runabout and playing in the mud at weekends .take a tow rope very handy for pulling lesser jeeps out the mud ha ha
Re: New member looking for a Samurai
Hi I had a Samurai few years ago Just got myself a SJ10
[color=#FF0000]SJ 410 1987[/color]