Suzuki Jimny O2 Limited Edition 4WD - Rare Example - 84,500 Miles Very reluctant sale of my 2005 Suzuki Jimny O2 Limited Edition 4WD, petrol manual, with just 84,500 miles. This really isn't your average Jimny. The O2 is already an unusual model to come across, and this one has been carefully modified and exceptionally well looked after. Many Jimnys of this age are now well over 100k miles or have suffered badly with rust, whereas this one has covered under 85k and has had a lot of time and money put into it over the years. The previous owner had her extensively kitted out for off-roading. She's lifted and has Pro Comp equipment, snorkel, front bull bar with light bar and rear aerials, along with an underside that has previously been sealed/protected. One of the things that really sets her apart is the custom-made solid rear hardtop. The O2 is a convertible-style Jimny and you'll usually see them with the plastic rear roof, so this gives her a really distinctive look. She's configured as a two-seater with a metal/grid load floor in the back, giving plenty of usable space. She also has the distinctive factory three-spoke alloy wheels, rather than the more commonly seen standard Jimny wheels. Combined with the black and silver bodywork, O2 badging and chunky stance, she's a proper little head-turner. She has good service-history records. MOT until 16 December 2026. Key details: 2005 Petrol Manual 4WD 84,500 miles Good service history Factory three-spoke alloys Lifted Pro Comp equipment Snorkel Bull bar & light bar Custom solid hardtop Two-seater with metal/grid rear floor Underside previously sealed/protected Full-size rear-mounted spare. There are a few small jobs to be aware of. The left window is temperamental and I normally keep it disabled; the garage replaced the other components and believes the remaining issue is the switch, and I have brand-new switches ready to go with the car. The radio aerial was accidentally snapped while the car was covered. I haven't bothered replacing it as the stereo has a CD player and AUX connection, so I use my phone through AUX and will include the cable. There's a small dent/bubbled area on the front-right bumper, which I've been told should pop back out fairly easily, plus some small wear and tear to the seat covers. The snorkel and flood-light setups will need reconnecting if they're going to be used for off-roading.