1977 Cj7 Golden Eagle Cj7 304 Automatic Levi Interior Frame -off Restoration on 2040-cars
Inman, South Carolina, United States
1977 CJ7 FRAME-OFF RESTORATION 304 CU. IN. (42,000 ORIGNAL MILES 400 AUTOMATIC TRANS) WHEELS ARE HAND PINESTRIPED WITH 5 NEW BFG'S 31X 10.50 BROWN LEVI INTERIOR WITH LEVI BUTTONS (SUPER NICE ORIGNAL LEVI DASH PAD) EXAUST SYSTEM ALL NEW WITH SMOG PUMP AND COVERTOR THAT WILL PASS EMISSIONS ALL 50 STATES BRAKES ALL NEW INCLUIDING (NEW STIANLESS BRAKE LINES) ALL WHEEL BEARINGS AND SEALS REPLACDED ALL FLUIDS CHANGED GRILL HAND PINSTRIPED (NEW DECALS) EVERTHING IS NEW OR REBUILD JEEP HAS BEEN DROVE ABOUT 1000 MILES (SINCE RESTORATION) BID WITH CONFIDENCE JIMMY 864-497-0605 |
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