1. 1999 Amigo 2.2L M/T 4WD H/T "Suzi"
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My first Isuzu! I learned to love the platform, but hated the 2.2L 4-cyl. Plus, since she grew up in NY State she had a frame that was so rusted that I just didn't trust it.
2. 2001 Rodeo Sport 3.2L M/T 4WD S/T "Suzi Q"
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Learned to stay away from the 2.2L and focus on V6 models, I found this beautiful, loaded, low-mile unicorn (V6, 4WD, M/T) north of Seattle. I also learned that the unicorn wasn't ever offered with a hard top, likely due to sticker price, so I would have to convert her from soft top down the road.
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Fast forward. The hard top conversion was simple. Just needed a donor that I found easily enough. This is one of my favorite vehicles that I've ever owned!
3. 2001 Rodeo Sport 3.2L A/T RWD H/T "Sluzi"
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I didn't really want an A/T 2WD rig, but she was SO clean and the price was right. I bought her, drove her, then sold her to the mayor of Tequila Mexico where she is probably still being driven today.
4. 1999 Amigo 3.2L M/T RWD H/T "Bluzi"
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She didn't run, but it wasn't tricky to fix her up. I drive her around for the summer and then sold her off.
5. 1999 Amigo 3.2L M/T 4WD S/T "Wuzi"
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Again, the addiction kicks in. Spotted this one while driving through an area with a lot of used car lots. They didn't know her value so I bought her for a steal. Cleaned her up and slipped her for a few thousand in profit. The addiction pays off!
6. 2000 Amigo ?.?L A/T ?WD H/T "Duzi"
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Sad. She didn't run. DOA. But... she had a hard top and other parts that I needed. I had to drive across the entire state to tow her home, but it was worth the investment to convert Suzi Q to hard top.
When I became a father I had to give up on my two-doored cute ute addiction, so I upgraded to a Wrangler Unlimited... but my little one is big enough to climb into a back seat now, so the searches are set and I am on the lookout for number seven!