I found this little oddball while cruising CL. No affiliation, etc, etc....
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/3031856741.html
Suzuki LJ20 4wd 1972 - $1500 (Doraville, GA)
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Date: 2012-05-22, 5:41PM EDT
Reply to: k5xxf-3031856741@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
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Thanks for looking at my ad!
For sale: 1972 Suzuki LJ20 4wd, water cooled, 2 stroke Little Jeep (LJ). It's pretty much all original with the standard rust and dents, but considering it's 40 years old it's in great shape. The floor boards have been redone and it appears the wiring has been reworked.
Includes service and parts manuals!
This will be sold via a bill of sale (no title).
It needs a battery and brake work. It was running when it was parked last fall. Last summer I drove it back and forth to my pool (1 mile round trip). I tested out it's low 4wd climbing capability, and it performed well. The only issue was the choke was needed in order to keep the engine running. This thing is a hoot to drive. There's a problem in the steering, when turning to the right, it tends to lock up the wheels.
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/3031856741.html
Suzuki LJ20 4wd 1972 - $1500 (Doraville, GA)
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Date: 2012-05-22, 5:41PM EDT
Reply to: k5xxf-3031856741@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
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Thanks for looking at my ad!
For sale: 1972 Suzuki LJ20 4wd, water cooled, 2 stroke Little Jeep (LJ). It's pretty much all original with the standard rust and dents, but considering it's 40 years old it's in great shape. The floor boards have been redone and it appears the wiring has been reworked.
Includes service and parts manuals!
This will be sold via a bill of sale (no title).
It needs a battery and brake work. It was running when it was parked last fall. Last summer I drove it back and forth to my pool (1 mile round trip). I tested out it's low 4wd climbing capability, and it performed well. The only issue was the choke was needed in order to keep the engine running. This thing is a hoot to drive. There's a problem in the steering, when turning to the right, it tends to lock up the wheels.
