1982 Jeep Scrambler Cj-8 Laredo. Great Project. No Reserve on 2040-cars
Hopkinton, Massachusetts, United States
1982 Jeep Scrambler CJ8 project. 6 cylinder that runs great with a 4 speed manual transmission. Half top but no doors. Power steering and power brakes. The good news is the frame is good. The bad news is the body is BAD. Prime candidate for a replacement body or rebuild current body with patch panels. Has Laredo options including clock, tach, reupholstered laredo seats, chrome grill, chrome rims and leather wrapped steering wheel. Runs drives and stops although it is currently running off an auxiliary gas supply and the gas tank is like swiss cheese. Tires have tons of tread but are old and show cracks. Comes with a bunch of parts, including a couple spare gas tanks. The only part in the pile not included is the dashboard. I do NOT have a title but do have an old Mass. registration. Had to list as salvage title to make this listing go through.
Can be seen in Hopkinton, Mass. This vehicle must be picked up in Hopkinton, Mass. No shipping. Great starter for a stock or offroad Scrambler project. No Reserve |
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