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Suzuki carry ute

Selling my Suzuki carry mini truck 

I don't know much about it just brought it cos it was cool at the time don't have time to work on it some things I do know 

Has a reco motor 

5 speed manual 

Lowered 

15 inch wheels 

It's a project so keep that in mind 

Price $3500 

These things are had to come by 

No Rego no rwc 

0466589457 John 

Text or call I don't check my emails etc 

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