1987 Suzuki Samurai Project w/ Spare Parts in Frostburg, MD

1987 Suzuki Samurai For Sale in Frostburg, MD

Featuring a 1987 Suzuki Samurai For Sale in Frostburg, Maryland – about an hour and half drive west of Baltimore.

Its currently up for sale and as of the time of this post its still available and you can find current pricing and contact the seller at the ad in our marketplace. If you want to skip our write-up, a direct link to that is at the bottom of this page

AI Summary

A Suzuki Samurai project, along with a vast collection of spare parts, is up for sale. This Samurai has undergone modifications, including narrowed grille, cut-out wheel wells, and a rear disc conversion.

 

Key Info:

  • Year: 1987
  • Mileage: 100,000
  • Transmission: Manual
  • Engine: 4-Cylinder 1.3

Seller Write-Up

Tons of parts, and an unfinished project for sale, everything goes.

The Samurai:

  • Wheel wells are cut way out.
  • Grille is narrowed 13″ for tire clearance.
  • I started running tubing around the edges, but didn’t get finished… It ran fine when I parked it, and has been indoors since.
  • It has a stock 1.3, stock tranny, stock xfer case… The dreaded rust in the floor seam behind the seats is already repaired with 3/32 plate.
  • It has a welded perch spring over.
  • Spacers on the drive shafts.
  • Larger tubular front shock mounts with Doetsch Tech shocks.
  • The rear has been converted to disc.
  • I welded in a fuel door from a motorcycle, I have the door & the bolts
  • The fuel tank is sitting on the shelf, so I can’t start it. It has 30″ mud tires on it. They’ll be good for moving it around, but they’re pretty old. The windshield is good, it’s covered so I didn’t  ruin it while welding on the fenders.

The Spare Parts:

  • 1.6, 16v, Efi sidekick engine. Ran fine when I pulled it, and has been indoors since.
  • A brand new stainless Thorley header for the 1.6, 16v, still in the box.
  • A brand new Petro works 1.6 16v adapter kit with the adapter ring, and 1″(?) lower motor mounts to keep it all under the hood, still in the box
  • Complete front & rear axle from a 1985 Toyota pickup that I was gonna swap in
  • 2 spare Samurai transmissions
  • 2 spare Samurai xfer cases
  • Set of cut doors.
  • Custom mirror mounts, with mirrors, that work with half doors, or doorless
  • Set of full doors with good glass
  • I might have a spare tailgate and windshield or 2 in the garage attic, not sure
  • Several dashboards
  • Several instrument clusters
    Several heater boxes & cores
  • Several fuel tanks
  • A full black soft top, no holes
  • A bikini top, no holes
  • Lot’s of odds and ends. I saved everything from 3 or 4 samurais. Wiper assemblies, misc. brackets, windshield braces, seatbelts, master cylinders, pedal assemblies, etc., etc.

The title is in my name, but I lost it. I’m going to the MVA (DMV) Tuesday April 30th to order a replacement. The pics aren’t the greatest, but I’m not dragging all this stuff out until someone comes to get it. It’s a package deal, you must take it all.

 

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**Please note this Suzuki Samurai was originally listed for sale in April of 2024. Depending on when you are viewing this article it may have since been sold.**

Last Updated on October 18, 2025 by SamuraiAds

 

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