1965 Jeep/kaiser Rare! Tuxedo Park Mark Iv Cj 5 Restored With Mods!go Anywhere! on 2040-cars
Pittsfield, New Hampshire, United States
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very rare Tuxedo mark IV,as the company called it, the"sportscar" of Kaiser -jeep in the 60's, with modern day mods! ist year that the vin verified the model status "8322" being the tuxedo version,got from a friend of mine ,extremely mechanical, he got it years ago from 2nd owner,who had previously done thousands in body off restore, with $3k f-glass body all on, keeping the orig steel hood with logos, see pic,and very rare optioned dual pane windshield that seperatly tilt out !!!,,and or the shield folds down for summer fun!, he designed very custom power-steer unit,next to an insane HD front winch,(can pull anything I'd assume,,hadn't had achance to use),and installed with chevy 1977 350 cid,(approx. 70K) and with dual and side exhaust ,along with updated gm Tilt steer/wheel,updated trans case with 4 speed,, high back buckets, lock in warn hubs, 2+1/2 inch lift , with rancho shocks, new leafs, and mint frame, of course! ( I can get the orig "freemoving" 4 cly that was removed for the chevy power, $500from him and put in back of cj ) it has 5 33 inch all terrains with deep dish wagon wheel mags, battery was centered in back of cab behind pass. seat, had a blast last fall,driving around got tons of looksand jeep waves!!!,and put in storage, as its been every winter, just pulled out and with spring coming,, doing a full tune to this weekend and will be included, money-$-values for the mark 4 medium start at $8500 to and go over $20k, not many left!and none in this shape and with mods in theprice!! he painted jeep, back then grey hd enamel, its serviceable but orig Jeep paint is red, see piece in picture under orig hood, would look aweome redone in that color and I'd expect would appraise out for much more( I had theft+fire insuranced on it over the winter store months at $7600) have extra p. steer pump, booksand info on Tuexdo model, have all proper registration and antique title to re-register problem free in any state. ,We live in so. new Hampshire, andcan show 4x4 anytime, can assist with aquireing affordable shipping as I deal in antiques and have shipped nation wide for years, very easy access for pick up of jeep we live just off a small highway,,so on list to do is carb clean, good gas(done) cap, rotor, plugs,battery, filtersand install, and double check of of fluids, motor, tcaseand axles, all included,, is for sale locally, reserve right to sell or do partial trades+$,, NOTE..*and am down just under 100%rating, as 2 years ago, I made mistake os selling 40 year old jaguar , also with v8 conversion, for $8,000 under appraised value, and I think, the buyer thought he was getting a new jag, with all work done. serviced, and cold A/C!( there was no a/c!) lol,, so yes this is an ANTIQUE very rare +collectible cj5 meant to be used at afun in sun weekend toy, and an awesome investment.,, any?? please ask, if close by in tri state area please stop by , thanks for looking!! "ONLY IN A JEEP!"
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