The Suzuki Samuari hasn’t been sold in the states since 1995. I was curious to see how many I’d find on Facebook Marketplace and actually found quite a few. Of all of them, this 1980 Suzuki Samurai jumped out at … Continued
This 1984 Suzuki Samurai has come a long way since it had a 1.3L 4-cylinder engine. It’s now powered by a 650 horsepower Chevy 434 CID stroker V8 which equates to 7.1L. Imagine going from 63 horsepower to 650 horsepower?! … Continued
The 1.3L 13B rotary engine is one of the most incredible feats of modern engineering, with Mazda staying loyal to the masterpiece for over thirty years. There’s no question that the 13B was at the forefront of Mazda’s rotary loyalty, … Continued
Dave Chappelle and Fred Williams from Dirt Every Day set out to take a Suzuki Samurai and turn it in to a rock crawling pickup. They started with a Suzuki Samurai that already had Toyota axles swapped in, Jeep leaf … Continued
This is an old build, but it’s still pretty cool. The owner of this rig was looking to use his Suzuki Samurai for a camping and adventure vehicle, not as an off-road trail rig. He cut the entire body off … Continued
It’s great to see women active in the sport of off-roading. Especially when they have the skills to build and maintain their own rigs. Amber Turner is one of those women. “Learning to wrench, wheel and weld are three skills … Continued
This awesome Samurai was built by Joshua Hardy and competed in the 2014 Top Truck Challenge. The first Four Wheeler Top Truck Challenge took place in 1993, and the event, also called TTC, was held annually at the Hollister Hills State … Continued
After Mike Harris first bought this Suzuki Samurai, he discovered that it had a dark secret. “It looked perfect when I bought it,” Mike recalls. “People kept saying how nice and clean and rust-free it was. But then I started doing … Continued
When you’ve looked at a lot of off-road Suzuki Samurai’s, it’s nice to see something that’s clean, polished, and in beautiful shape. Here’s a beautiful 1988 Samurai for your viewing pleasure. It might not be a practical trail rig, but … Continued
A customer named Terry McGinnis started this project in 2009. It was purchased from the previous owner for $400 after it had an engine fire. Terry decided to create the ultimate rock crawler. Receipts show that this 1987 “Sammy” has … Continued