1981 Jeep Cj on 2040-cars
Waxahachie, Texas, United States
Please contact me at : pagepssmelley@x5g.com .
This is a just completed restoration of a 1981 Jeep CJ7 Renegade that was a Levi edition. This was not a frame off
because there was no need. The frame is all in perfect condition, as you can see from the "before" pictures this
body was super straight with no rust anywhere. I only skim coated the rear body to take out all of the rivets
typically found on a Jeep. Now its nice and smooth and flawless. The original 304 engine was freshened up and a
mild cam installed, quadrajet carb, 4 speed transmission was gone through, as well as the transfer case. This Jeep
was only a 2 owner Jeep prior to me, the last owner had it since 1990 and only used it to go fishing, it never saw
snow, rain or mud. It was originally bought in Wiley Texas. This jeep has a beautiful Daytona Pearl Gray paint job
with 3 coats of clear, simply beautiful paint job. Brand new custom Marine grade seats front and rear, brand new
Sony stereo mounted in a locked center console and new speakers. Brand new brakes all the way around, brand new
Billistein shocks, brand new polished aluminum front and rear Outlaw Differential Covers, brand new Flowmaster true
dual exhaust, brand new Hedman Headers, brand new chrome exhaust tips, everything welded nothing bolted on and this
thing sounds sweet and mufflers are not even broke in yet. Brand new metal dash and dash board. Brand new BF
Goodrich Mud Terrain Tires 33 x 12.50. Brand new spare tire and wheel. The original wheels have been polished to a
deep shine. Brand new rear one piece axle with posi. Brand new 4 x 4 locking hubs. Custom installed recessed LED
tail lights, all other lights work as they should. It has a tilt steering wheel. Brand new fender flares. This is
an exceptional Jeep, It is in Texas now, but will soon be going back home to Colorado. I am finishing a project at
Ft Hood in Killeen Texas and will be moving back in 10 days, if it comes back with me I am keeping it. New bikini
top, no other top or doors come with the Jeep. Well over $20,000 invested in this head turner. I have too many toys
but I will make room if need be. Please note this is a 1981 not a 2001, sorry for the confusion.
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