The only place I have ever seen them offered for a Zook is at Rocky Road Outfitters. Looks like frame mounts.

Snowplow for your Suzuki Samurai, inexpensive and cheap, affordable

 

if you cant get snow blade one option i seen in australia is to get some toyota hilux diffs under your sammy and jack it to the max and run 37 inch tyers and calmini rock hopper gears in the transfer case and the thing will go through a meter of snow

 

Snow Plow Blade

I've had a Snowway on my Sammy for... shoot, I bet about 10 years. It's clear lexan. Came with down presure for back draging... the only thing is I have to put about 300 - 600 lbs of sand or something in the back. I'm running 33" BFG muds with a bunch of lift.
If you want to see picts let me know.
Sno-Way International - Snow Plows, snowplows for your vehicle

 

The set up on the Rocky Road Outfitters in very much like one on a ATV . I'm not saying it's bad but winch lifts are slow and can be a pain . You would almost be better off to find an old plow truck or use an ATV . I bet you could find an ATV with a plow as cheap as you can buy the Sami set up .

 

snow plow

I looked at the rocky road one... don't believe the crap they say about a _real_ plow. You don't tap into your power steering pumps, etc. One person does it all - not heavy. Hell, the new ones you even drive into it.
With the snoway one, it's a _real_ plow. You really do NOT want to get out over and over, every 5 seconds just to re-angle the stupid thing. The snoway has it's own hydro setup that stays on the plow. All you do is connect to the battery. Sit in the driver seat raise, lower, angle left and right without getting out.
All that said, yea, it cost more but again it's a real plow. The poster that said you can find a little ATV with a plow cheaper is right. I've even saw ones with little plastic tents around them, making a little cab. No heat but for something like a small area I'm sure they are good. You can also get a used (real) plow for your sammy cheaper than a new one.
Mine is the older style so I remove the subframe every spring and reinstall it in the fall. Still not a big deal. 4 bolts.
If you are only doing your own small driveway the RR may be fine but really... for anything else get a real one. Oh, and there are other major brand light weight plows out there.
just a few- you will want a poly, no steel. (the blade scraps, the poly part just rolls it)
Sport Utility Straight Blade Snowplow | Blizzard
THE BOSS Snow Plows | Sport-Duty Plows
Western Snowplows
Meyer Products: Snow Plows, Spreaders and High Performance Snow and Ice Management Equipment
Fisher Engineering | Snowplows and Spreaders
Hiniker Snow & Ice Control - Snow Plow, Scoop Snow Plow, Trip-Edge Poly, Full Trip Steel, Full Trip Poly, Skid Steer, Quick Hitch, Plow Mount, Salt Spreader, Sand Spreader
THE BOSS Snow Plows | Standard/Super-Duty Plows - Snow Blades, Truck Plows, Snow Plowing Equipment

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thanks,
george

 

George gave you some good info . I've plowed snow for almost 30 years and he is correct as far as I can see . The Snoway system is a great plow and that being said is a true dedicated plow . If you have a nice Sami and are wanting to use it to just plow your way out I still recommmend another vehicle . The cost of a true plow setup and putting the wear and tear on your Sami just doesn't outweigh getting a 4x4 tractor or atv at the same or less price with a blade already attached to it .