Scotty's LWB Samurai

Owners Name & City- Scott Macfarlane, Saskatoon, SK, Canada


Make, Model & Year of Vehicle- 1985 Suzuki SJ413 Samurai


Engine- 1.6L 16v Sidekick


Transmission- Stock Samurai


T-Case- 5:1 TT gears


Axles- 1985 Toyotas


Suspension- TT YJ missing link conversion


Wheels and Tires- 34x10.5 swamper LTB and 15" rock crawler rims


Winch- No need, its a Samurai. My 220lb brother can pull it out with easewith a thick rope and a good set of work gloves.


Favorite Trails- Like them all as long as your with good people.


Other- Centreforce dual friction clutch, Calmini SS header with 2" exhaust, Shrockworks front bumper, mighty kong T-case bucket, Rock4X t-case mounts, OTT samurai to toyota steering with FJ80 rod ends, 1" body lift (to accomodate the new motor), just finishing making my rear bumper/tire carrier and getting started on bending and fabbing a cage of some sort, toyota E lockers on order and making more room to fit a little bigger tires.

Jizz in my pants.

 

[Herzog]

That is a cool rig!

 

[SAMI]

I've always wanted an LB.. You've built yours pretty much how i'd build one.

 

[zukijames]

for sure this is one of the coolest samis around!!

 

[LWB SCOTTY]

Got some updated pics of it now.

34x10.5 LTB

36x13.5 Irok

 

[SmokinCamel]

i always wanted a LB Zuk. The wheel base was perfect and it still had panels and looked like a truck. A small Toyota truck that is. Keep this as long as you can

 

[zukking01]

I regret selling my LWB.

 

[spaggyroe]

Very cool & unique rig!

 

[Stephen]

Awesome looking rig. I've always wanted a LWB.

 

[LWB SCOTTY]

i always wanted a LB Zuk. The wheel base was perfect and it still had panels and looked like a truck. A small Toyota truck that is. Keep this as long as you can

I have no intentions of selling any time soon. This will be an ongoing build whenever I get another idea for it.

 

[LWB SCOTTY]

A couple of test posers on a 3' ledge to see how the 36's fit. I'm impressed so far with the performance.

 

[toyota rockhead]

that things is awesome! it looks sweet with the top off! it looks like a little sami truck thats bad ass looks good with the irocs on there as well! sweet rig man.

 

[LWB SCOTTY]

Thanks

 

[alwaysxj]

wow! i want one...

 

[01XJ]

Where do you even go about finding one of these things? I have owned many sammy's over the years and have never seen one of these. This is a very nice rig you have im very jealous

 

[LWB SCOTTY]

They are pretty hard to find. Especially one that doesn't require A LOT of body work due to rust. I searched for a few months before I found one in decent shape. Still needed to do some body work but not much. I finally found one in Alberta but was originally from B.C.

 

[LWB SCOTTY]

Next time we go out for a wheel I will bring a camera instead of posting poser shots. But here is one more truck style with the 36's.

 

[Tacoma]

I wish we had those here. Then I wouldn't hate Stephan the French Sympathizer so much, because we'd have those vehicles in common and stuff. But alas.

Cool rig. I dig it.

 

[Stephen]

I wish we had those here. Then I wouldn't hate Stephan the French Sympathizer so much, because we'd have those vehicles in common and stuff. But alas.

Cool rig. I dig it.

You can bring them to the US. Takes some finagling, but it's doable.
I wish that they had made a LWB tin top. That would have been really cool. Ah well.

 

[LWB SCOTTY]

I wish we had those here. Then I wouldn't hate Stephan the French Sympathizer so much, because we'd have those vehicles in common and stuff. But alas.

Cool rig. I dig it.

LOL who's Stephan? They were made in the states for a short period of time, actually I believe the number that were made was around 1000. They are very scarce around Canada too. Majority of the ones you will find are going to be rotted out as well. Oui oui my friends. Ha, had to through that in their.