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BBM ZUK FOR SALE!

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BBM ZUK FOR SALE!

Post by suzuki boy »

The bbm zuk is for sale! :shock:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Suzuki-Sierra-4W ... dZViewItem
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Post by VR Rodeo »

Don't know if I would pay $30 000 :shock: :shock:
It's only a Sierra, still a very nice truck though ;)
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Post by Squik »

It's worth a hell of a lot more than what he is asking. We didn't give it 4WDM Custom of the Year for nothing.... the attention to detail and the fact that it does everything it's supposed to sets it apart... it WORKS.

It's a really beautiful little machine. Wouldn't be surprised if it ends up shipped to a US buyer.

If I had $30k I'd be over to BBM in a flash... :shock:
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Post by zookdave »

it will take a while to sell someone out there will find just wat ther looking for, for under half the total buildup cost. i suppose if u wanted to build a zook up simalar to it, may aswell buy it
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Post by ofr57 »

Centre force clutch ... :? is that like a double clutch :?:

but yes its worth every penny

looks like liam is might be looking at getting a US muscle car
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Post by albey »

can i borrow some money :crazyeyes:
or i could rob a bank :2gunfire:
if it has tit's, wheels or a motor you better have money
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Post by Zute »

A smart person would buy it and part it off.






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Post by CWBYUP »

Zute wrote:A smart person would buy it and part it off.
Dont think I could do it.
Are you for real :?: I couldn't part that thing out, Its just to nice.

The only problem with Liams zook is that its too nice, I had serious think about it but I would to scared to scratch it. It is one sweet ride.

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Post by suzuki boy »

It's too well set up to part it out!

If i had $30000 i know what car would be under my carport right now! :cool:
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Post by DiddyZook »

Think about it this way, $30,000 might get you a standard Jeep Wrangler or a kick-arse Zook that could beat any Wrangler, comes with the poser points of being able to claim that it is the "Best Custom 4WD in Australia" and is already fully decked out with every accessory.

Think of all the benefits we have with Zooks, cheap to run, lightweight, go anywhere, cheapish parts etc

Most of us see it as expensive because our rigs are relatively cheap, compared to trying to buy anything new (or near new) with this sort of potential is is incredibly cheap.
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Post by suzuki boy »

Just to pick you up on the wrangler prices that is for a brand new one!

My dad just sold his for $14500 with hard- softop, 31's lift and stuff chuck acouple more grand into it and your on 33's-35's!

BUT i would much rather the zuk for sure! :armsup:
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Post by ZOOK60 »

DiddyZook wrote:Think about it this way, $30,000 might get you a standard Jeep Wrangler or a kick-arse Zook that could beat any Wrangler, comes with the poser points of being able to claim that it is the "Best Custom 4WD in Australia" and is already fully decked out with every accessory.

Think of all the benefits we have with Zooks, cheap to run, lightweight, go anywhere, cheapish parts etc

Most of us see it as expensive because our rigs are relatively cheap, compared to trying to buy anything new (or near new) with this sort of potential is is incredibly cheap.
Its not the best custm 4wd in australia its the truck that 4wd monthly think is the best one they have featured this year.
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Post by lay80n »

ZOOK60 wrote:
DiddyZook wrote:Think about it this way, $30,000 might get you a standard Jeep Wrangler or a kick-arse Zook that could beat any Wrangler, comes with the poser points of being able to claim that it is the "Best Custom 4WD in Australia" and is already fully decked out with every accessory.

Think of all the benefits we have with Zooks, cheap to run, lightweight, go anywhere, cheapish parts etc

Most of us see it as expensive because our rigs are relatively cheap, compared to trying to buy anything new (or near new) with this sort of potential is is incredibly cheap.
Its not the best custm 4wd in australia its the truck that 4wd monthly think is the best one they have featured this year.


And we all know how much that award is worth in the real world :roll: :rofl:

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Post by zookboy »

its a nice rig but thats about it its a show pony to say its a tuff truck we nee to see it perform come on $30000 thats a lot of money for something with leaf springs but everyone to there own!!!

nice looking rig though if you want a show car!!!
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Post by CWBYUP »

zookboy wrote:its a nice rig but thats about it its a show pony to say its a tuff truck we nee to see it perform come on $30000 thats a lot of money for something with leaf springs but everyone to there own!!!

nice looking rig though if you want a show car!!!
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Post by suzuki lj80 »

if i was the guy who owns that zook (which i'm not) i would drive that thing all day n night and i would never sell it but i said that about my atv and well it's for sale hmmm i feel syupid now oh well nice zook.

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Post by ozy1 »

zookboy wrote:its a nice rig but thats about it its a show pony to say its a tuff truck we nee to see it perform come on $30000 thats a lot of money for something with leaf springs but everyone to there own!!!

nice looking rig though if you want a show car!!!
it may look to be a show pony, and thats becasue its used to advertise the business so he keeps it clean, but Liam has wheeled this thing and from what ive heard it performs quite well, maybe if your serious about buyin it, he could take you for a drive,
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bbm zook

Post by zookboy »

hey mate im not saying it doesnt wheel well its a very nice car but for $30000 grand thats a bit of money you need to have alot on a zook for that money but dont get me wrong its nice but if your in to the hardcore stuff i dont know if it would be up there thats all!!!

my opinion but nice rig anyway
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Post by Red_Zook »

its a very nice zook
but who would throw a 30g zook around the bush????
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Post by ofr57 »

come on its a zook with dana's ... thats sweet :twisted:
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Post by ... rick »

zookboy wrote:its a nice rig but thats about it its a show pony to say its a tuff truck we nee to see it perform come on $30000 thats a lot of money for something with leaf springs but everyone to there own!!!

nice looking rig though if you want a show car!!!
Why do "we" need to see it perform? Why are leaf springs a negative? This thing scores an RTI of over 1000 on a 30deg ramp, so it is clearly not being held back in the flex department. Oh, and it aint no show pony, Liam wheels this thing damn hard, he just takes the time to keep it looking schmik. Perhaps if you where out doing it yourself instead of web wheeling, you'd see it on the trail sometime.

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Post by Aerenandmel »

Ah Rick, I was wondering if me & the boys could take it for a days test drive at say ....Menia. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

But on a serious note, Its a dam fine truck, :armsup:
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Post by sierrajim »

see thread in chit chat
[quote="Harb"]Well I'm guessing that they didn't think everyone would carry on like a big bunch of sooky girls over it like they have........[/quote]
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