1974 Jeep Cj5 304 V8 on 2040-cars
Quincy, Massachusetts, United States
I am selling a 1974 Jeep CJ5 with a 304 V8 and 3 speed manual. The Jeep is in good shape with brand new 4" skyjacker lift (installed last year) and 33" BFG tires. Has new dash with auto meter gauges that all work (I also have the old speedo). runs and drives great, '74 fiberglass tub on '76 chassis so it has the wider springs and better parts availability. No rot on frame. Have soft top and doors that are in poor shape. New bikini top. Garaged winters. Everything works but the turn signal canceling cam and the wiper switch works intermittently. Paint is an old spray job and looks better in photos than it does in real life. Had older headers, nice new bluetooth stereo in console.
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Jeep follows up Super Bowl spot with call to help the USO
Tue, 05 Feb 2013Once again, Chrysler had one of the most talked about Super Bowl commercials with its two-minute Whole Again Jeep spot, which was used to highlight its Operation SAFE Return program for US military personnel returning home from active duty. As part of this campaign, Jeep announced today that it will be donating up to $300,000 to the United Services Organizations (USO), and you can help.
Simply tweet using the #joinOSR hashtag on Twitter, visit the Yahoo! homepage or go to the Jeep Operation SAFE Return website, and Jeep will donate $1 to a fund that provides returning troops things like employment assistance and incentives to buy new vehicles. Jeep is also donating to this charity to the tune of $250 for each Jeep Wrangler and Wrangler Unlimited (including the Freedom Edition model) and Jeep Patriot Freedom Edition model sold.
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