1978 Jeep Cj-5 Renegade Levis Edition Unrestored Original Paint Cj 4x4 Cj5 on 2040-cars
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
You are viewing a super cool and super original 1978 Jeep CJ-5 Renegade. This is an unrestored survivor Jeep that still wears its original paint and Renegade markings. This is a solid Southern USA Jeep that has great patina! Here are some details about this cool CJ,
Orig. 258 straight 6 engine Orig. T-150 3spd. manual trans. 4 wheel drive Power front disc brakes Power steering Renegade package Levi's package 4 inch suspension lift 35x12.50 mud terrain tires Mickey Thompson polished aluminum wheels Rugged Ridge nerf bars Off road lights Bull bar Draw bar with hitch Bestop soft top Bestop neoprene seats Orig. Levi's dash pad Sport steering wheel New radiator New belts and hoses New tune up parts New battery New battery cables New starter New fuel pump New carburetor New air cleaner Fresh oil change Fresh fluids in the transmission, transfer case, and both differentials Etc. The paint and body on this CJ are in good original condition. The paint still shines up and looks presentable even though it is 36 years old! A lot of the original Renegade striping and decal work is still present and you can still see some remains of the original Levi's decals on both sides. The paint and decals have great patina and really help give the Jeep a cool look. The body is very straight and solid. It retains all of its original steel body panels and tub. The frame , body mounts, floors, rockers, etc. are all very solid and original. The tub has been professionally Rhino lined and looks great. You can even still see some of the original paint underneath the Jeep just to give you an idea of how solid it is. The top is in really nice shape and the seats/interior are good as well. The original Levi's dash pad is beautiful and the original sport steering wheel looks good too but has an incorrect horn button. Overall, this is a really sharp CJ with just the right stance and purposeful look. Mechanically, the Jeep is sound. A lot of money has been spent to make this Jeep a reliable daily driver. It has a long list of new parts and upgrades. The motor starts easily and runs perfectly. It has good power and pulls strong through all 3 gears. It doesn't smoke or run hot. The trans. Shifts perfectly too with no issues. The clutch, 4WD, brakes, suspension, etc. all operate just as they should. The tires have at least 70% of their tread remaining and the wheels are straight. The Jeep drives down the road nice and straight and was lifted the right way. It is a lot of fun to drive and will go anywhere! Again, this is a really cool original CJ that is ready to be enjoyed. These unrestored CJs are getting tougher and tougher to find. Don't miss this appreciating classic. Many of my auctions end with just a phone call. I can arrange shipping worldwide 205-276-1918. |
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