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1980 Jeep Cj7, 10k Mi On New 350 Crate Motor, Upgraded Seats, 4 Speed Manual,4x4 on 2040-cars

US $9,995.00
Year:1980 Mileage:35833
Location:

Asheville, North Carolina, United States

Asheville, North Carolina, United States

Really nice CJ7 in good overall condition and drives great! Keep in mind the jeep is 34 years old.  

Bought from a retired gentleman from Florida who owned since 2003, previous owner was also from Florida. They both owned a home in a Mountain Community here in WNC. I can not confirm of miles are 35k or 135k. The frame looks like the Jeep is from Fl and miles of 35k, but i don't know. The Title is from Florida and ready to go for next owner.
Previous engine was a 258ci V6, that was bad after 2003. Then 2 more engines were bought in Fl and were told they were good, but ended up being bad, so previous owner got ok from wife to purchase NEW. So, it was delivered to airport as a Crate 350 and arrived in a crate. Appoxiamately 9-10k miles driven since new crate 350 motor installed around 2005. Cost was $2200.00. Also, the 4 barrel edelbrock carb and edelbrock upper intake manifold, correct valve cover covers, 3 core hd radiator and misc engine compenents. The clutch and Transmission were already done by previous owner.The front seats were purchased new ,rear seats,some aluminum plating to hide minor rust, new battery in last year. Brake rotors look great, even tire wear. No known Mechanical needs that I could find.

Bads: 
1.Warn Winch works, but you have to walk out the line.
 2.Oil temp gauge not consistently working.
3.Fuel Gauge not working.
4. RPM Gauge is installed upside down because of steering wheel in way of view from previous owner.
5.Some rust around rear window,mostly from interior side.





Call 828 423 1071 for more information or to set up an appointment to view. Copy and Paste YouTube Videos below for better condition details. Pictures usually lie.


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