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1974 Jeep Cj5 No Reserve Rock Crawler Jeep Project Weekend Cruiser on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:0
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up for sale is a 1974 jeep cj5 it has wagoneer dana 44s lockers front back spring over axle 3 speed transmission with dana 20 t case has almost new 35 inch super swamper thornbirds on 15x10 steel wheels tires and wheels alone were over 1500 .00 it a has a good running 6 in it with new weber carb and a dui distributor has nwer exhaust starts up everytime .brakes are ok they might need looked over body is in descent shape for the year wouldnt take too much get restore it has a custom cut down hard top.works great looks like a mini scrambler .paint is a hotrod black spray from a un ,not rattle can .seats are ok .we moved the gas tank to the rear instead of being under seat email me call me text on a buy it now price im ready to sale .and move on .8434244243 will ad better daytime pics tom when weather clears thanks for lookin only bid if your goin to buy it your responsible for pick up but ill get ready for shipper i will deliver to nc fl ga if fuel is paid and time i can also give you a number to guy that transport very reasonible .i will do a .buy it now price just message me or call 8434244243 or text,,,


On Feb-02-14 at 17:55:36 PST, seller added the following information:

the yellow you see underneath fenders is what color jeep used to be its just flaking off bottom

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