1983 Jeep Cj-8 Scrambler on 2040-cars
Lake City, Florida, United States
1983 JEEP CJ-8 SCRAMBLER
FULLY RESTORED FRAME OFF RESTORATION -V8 304 AMC 5-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION -DANA 300 TRANSFER CASE -LOCKING DIFFERENTIAL -35 X 12.50 X 20 TOYO MTS 500 MILES ON TIRES -20 X 12 2 PIECE FUEL WHEELS -10,000LBS WINCH W/NYLON STRAP -BED LINER INSIDE & UNDERBODY -CUSTOM SEATS -SMITTY BUILT XRC BUMPERS WITH CUSTOM MOUNTING PLATES -POWDER-COATED FRAME, FRONT DIFF, REAR DIFF, DRIVE SHAFTS, AND CUSTOM NERF BARS -1 1/2 INCH RUSTYS TIE RODS -RIDDLER CAST DIFF COVERS -SONY XPLOD SOUND SYSTEM WITH AMP & SUB -MOUNTAIN OFF-ROAD TRACTION BAR *** VEHICLE IS ALSO SOLD LOCALLY*** ADDITIONAL PICTURES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. |
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