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1976 Jeep Cj7 on 2040-cars

US $11,500.00
Year:1976 Mileage:98000
Location:

Cary, North Carolina, United States

Cary, North Carolina, United States

1976 Jeep CJ7

 

Ready for the beach, the trail, or the street! This well-built CJ7 will take you just about anywhere you'd care to go with ease! It's currently registered in NC with a clean clear title in hand. It runs excellent drives straight shifts as it should and stops. All the Lights function as they should, wipers work/washer works, horn, radio, all Gage's accept the speedo work (Tcase needs a speedo and true mileage unknown) the heat worked fine and the blower worked as it should however, the previous owner bypassed the heater when replacing a broken coolant line. Everything else works great. This is a 38 year old highly modified jeep it IS driven daily weather permitting however it ISN'T a highway machine by any means! It's a used jeep built for off-road and it has been used as such...it is far from mint! Now the fun stuff....

 

 

 

Drivetrain:

 

 

-Original AMC 304 V8 w/Howell Throttle Body Injection System. Runs perfectly sounds great! No smoke and doesn't burn oil.

 

-HD motor mounts.

 

-Rebuilt by previous owner TH400 (GMC) automatic transmission. External Tranny cooler. Shifts smoothly clean fluid good to go.

 

-Dana 300 Transfer case. Twin sticked. Shifts as it should in every gear.

 

-CV style custom drive shafts both front and rear.

 

 

Suspension/Axles/Steering:

 

 

-D60 front (79 Dodge King Pin) 5:13 Gears Detroit Locker Ruff Stuff HD Diff cover.

 

-14 Bolt Rear (Chevy) 5:13 Gears Full Spool (Locked all the time) Ruff Stuff HD Diff cover. HD Yoke guard/skid.

 

-JB's One Ton High Steer Kit W/1.5" Dom Links and Heim Joints.

 

-Mountain Off-road HD Steering box bracket

 

-Red Neck Ram Hydro Assisted Steering w/tapped/worked steering box.

 

-Stainless Extended Brake lines front and rear.

 

-Mountain Off Road Full Width Kit w/shackle reverse. 1.5" Stretch up front & 1" stretch out back.

 

-1.5" SOA Rubicon Express lift. Procomp extended length stocks up front. Rancho shocks in the rear.

 

 

 

Armor/Extras/Everything Else:

 

 

-Full Genright Cage tied to the frame. Genright rear tire carrier.

 

-Diamond Plate Rocker Guards/Corner guards

 

-Max Built HD tank skid w/new tank and all new gas lines.

 

-Custom Tcase Skid

 

-Bestop Seats. Factory rear seat w/matching seat cover.

 

-Bestop Bikini Top

 

-Bestop half doors with soft uppers.

 

-Tub is carpeted and the floor has been insulated underneath to keep the heat down.

 

-Custom Ammunition case consol with cup holder and plenty of tool storage.

 

-Warn M8000 winch with winch plate many rear recovery points as well as up front.

 

-Have a CB radio and antenna but it isn't currently installed. The face plate for the CD player isn't shown but that too is included and it does work.

 

 

 

Tires/Wheels:

 

 

-(4) Brand New ( 100 Miles ) Goodyear MTR's w/Kevlar 37x12.50x17 (spare included does not match)

 

-(5) Dodge Steelies w/total metal fabrication rock rings custom painted

 

 

Please remember this isn't a show vehicle nor is it in mint condition it's 38 years old and been wheeled plenty! It's been well built and runs well it should go to someone who isn't afraid of turning wrenches and or getting muddy!

 

I'm sure there is more I'm forgetting. The frame is in excellent shape with zero rust or rot. The tub is in good shape with some minor surface rust. The front fenders have some small rust spots. This is not a rust bucket again it spent most of its life out west. The paint is far from perfect and there are many small dings and dents...please look carefully at all the pictures if you have any doubts. This jeep has been to Moab many times and has wheeled a few local spots here in North Carolina as well. I'm looking to build another TJ or LJ...I'm a jeep guy and I've had them all! I may be interested in a trade as well for a TJ or LJ. I've shipped vehicles before it's not difficult and I'd be happy to work with your shipper to make things easy (shipping is on your dime) Please check my feedback I've sold more than a few vehicles to happy buyers. I've listed this to the best of my ability and the jeep is sold as is with no warranties expressed nor implied. Please don't waste my time eBay isn't a game!

 

 

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