Four Buy: 1996 Geo Tracker
The Geo Tracker (Suzuki Sidekick) was a small SUV built in a Canadian factory as a joint venture between GM and Suzuki. The Tracker was actually built on a rugged truck frame and certified as a light truck and the only thing wrong with it is the anemic 1.6 liter 4-cylinder engine. Todays example is an interesting shade of gold/brown and looks ready to hit the trails. Find this 1996 Geo Tracker bidding for $3550 in White Marsh, MD via ebay with 3 days to go.
From the seller:
1996 Geo Tracker
4×4 & Stick Shift
No Accident or Damage Reports
** SUPER LOW MILES: 37,854 **
Custom Brown Paint
Original Patterned Seating
Soft Top
Manual Transmission
Only 37k Miles
Air Conditioning
OEM AM/FM Cassette Player Radio
Matching Kenda Tires
Paint Matching 16” Alloy Wheels
Where else can you find such a unique vehicle? Here is your chance to be the new owner of a 1996 Geo Tracker with only 37k original miles. The ultimate adventure vehicle with a soft top, four wheel drive, and sporty stick shift. Daily driver or weekend warrior, you can’t go wrong. Bid with confidence on this rare find and remember that this is a no reserve auction where the highest bidder always wins!
Please refer to the pictures for the best and most accurate description of the vehicle.
Item specifics
Condition:
Used
Seller Notes:
“Call Annie anytime with questions or to get a shipping quote 410-350-5074”
Year:
1996
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number):
2CNBJ1868T6914802
Mileage:
37854
Engine:
1.6L I4
Model:
Tracker
Number of Cylinders:
4
Interior Color:
Gray
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Exterior Color:
Brown
Trim:
NO RESERVE 37K MILES GEO TRACKER 4X4
Make:
Geo
Vehicle Title:
Clean
Drive Type:
4×4
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We sold our 2 door Rav4 partially because it wasn’t a 4×4. More accurately, even if it had all wheel drive it still technically wouldn’t have been a 4×4. This Geo Tracker is a true body-on-frame transfer case 4×4 with the bona fides for going places others can’t.
For the benefit of future generations, this auction closed at a reasonable $6,000. If I lived in snowy climes I’d have bid on this and sorta wish I had anyway.