Shauns Zuk

[Shaun]

Heres some pics of my zuk from bone stock to where it is now, still have lots left to do, but its getting better.

Bone stock, 100,000 miles, picked it up 3 hours away from home for $1k.


Didn't waist any time, by the next morning I had removed the goofy light gaurds, mudflaps, and cut the door hinges.


First wheeling trip.


a poser flex shot


then...






And some used swampers




Used 33" procomps




I always liked the looks of the samurai without stock flares, and I always wanted a desert tan samurai, so it was time to do both.






The wetokole seat covers were falling apart, and I came across a pair of adjustable back seats with 4 point harnesses.




And after all the years of rolling the bald swampers and procomps, I finally had the cash to buy a new set of offroad tires. Ended up going with 33x10.50 BFG KM2's.






I Need to paint the doors, but I painted the truck in the summer, I really wasnt considering winter.

Mechanical specs are
4.9:1 Tcase gears
Rear Spartan locker
Sidekick Power Steering
SPOA
Stock Shocks for now

Sure I'm forgetting something, but thats my basic little zuki.

[semnmrc]

I like it!

You can't find ones like that around here, either that cheap OR that clean!

[Manning]

Great zuk!

[Shaun]

Originally Posted by semnmrc

I like it!

You can't find ones like that around here, either that cheap OR that clean!

Thanks! They are getting very hard to find in good condition, I got lucky with this one, it was pulled behind a motorhome by an elderly couple, and used for hunting for a few years. Kinda get a warm an fuzzy feeling everytime we go wheeling, I always end up with people trying to buy it off me.

Originally Posted by Manning

Great zuk!

Thanks, its still got alot of work to be done, but with running a side business and having 6 vehicles I normally either can't find the time, or cant find the money to work on it.

[BLOODBANE]

Nice Zuk. I have an 87 TinTop with the 1.6 16v, 6" SPOA, 6.5:1 T-case (with Snatch) and only running 32's. I have a 86 Convertible that Im gonna buggy. I love these little rigs. Pure simplicity.