off-road car Escudo

[Лютый]

Originally Posted by M3 Mitch

Good luck with the rebuild, Louti!

Thank you so much!

[frankgn87]

Originally Posted by GTOlover

for $5000 pick up rust free low miles a K5 blazer or full size ford bronco instead of fixing that suzuki grand vitara

Its not a Grand Vitara. Its an XL7

[Лютый]

Originally Posted by frankgn87

Its not a Grand Vitara. Its an XL7

I'm sorry but You are wrong! I've got the paper. It is a Grand Vitara XL7

[frankgn87]

Originally Posted by Лютый

I'm sorry but You are wrong! I've got the paper. It is a Grand Vitara XL7

A grand vitara is a short wheel base XL7. Over there in Europe they called them Grand Vitara XL7 but in reality they are different cars. In the US they are called Grand Vitaras if you have the short wheelbase trucks and XL7's if you have the lond wheelbase trucks.. Except in 2001 where they were called Grand Vitara XL7's here too! lol. Confused yet?

Very similar vehicles tho where the XL7 has a 3 row seat option to carry up to 7 people.
BUT... in 06 though, they are very different. Here is an 06 GV.

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...1t:429,r:7,s:0

and your truck..

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...1t:429,r:1,s:0

[M3 Mitch]

It might be a good idea to try to figure out if this was manufactured as a US market vehicle, I think you said that earlier Louti, but at least some parts may not interchange so it is worth taking some time figuring out from the VIN (serial) number what model you actually have.

I know some very good used parts dealers around here, but I don't know how to export parts to Russia. You are probably better off finding one of these that has been hit in the rear and get the parts from it.

Is this car drivable? Looking at the damage I would think not, but looking at your picture it looks like you drove it into that parking space.