1982 Jeep Cj7 on 2040-cars
Santa Maria, California, United States
1982 CJ7 with low miles on a rebuilt straight 6 AMC engine and 5 speed manual transmission by previous owner. I put on less then 7k miles since 1999 when I bought it. Always garaged since I owned it. I repainted the body and most of the components under the hood have been replaced: Starter, fuel pump, water pump, charcoal canister, carb. rebuilt, Rancho lift kit, New BF Goodrich Tires, battery, reclining seats, center console, rebuilt radiator, spark plug wires, hoses, belts, FlowMaster exhaust, 2 amplifiers one for boom box, one for speakers. Body is in great shape with one very small dent where the "Baja" sticker is on right rear quarter panel. Runs very strong. Great for off road, rock climbing. I by-passed the starter ignition by installing a push button for starter once key is turned to on position. Jeep has a very small leak at engine seal meaning it leaks about a table spoon of oil in a month. Instruments work but sporadically as instruments on dash need wiring attention. Other then those items, there is nothing wrong with this vehicle. It looks great, runs great and is dependable and fun. I spent over 8K in upgrades after I bought it. I am throwing in a brand new in the box $1200 Howe fuel injection kit I never bothered to install. Full enclosed soft top and bikini top included. Awesome price for an awesome jeep.
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