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We purchased our 1984 CJ7 Laredo in June of 2011. It was a frame off restoration (we have over 100 photos of the restoration) with everything rebuilt, a fuel injection system installed, seals replaced, clutch replaced, all new paint, new carpeting, leather seats redone.......etc. This was previously a Florida Jeep prior to restoration, so there is no rust to worry about. Since purchase we have garaged the jeep and only driven it during the spring, summer, and fall; never in the rain or snow.. To enjoy the summer we added a new black best top soft top and a retro-sound audio system which are also included. The jeep has been babied and adult driven. Since moving last year we lost two garage bays, so room now is at a premium and we never leave the jeep outside. Also; sadly we rarely drive the jeep now due to having a Harley-Davidson for summer rides, and spend much of our time trailering our boat back and forth to the water with the Suburban, so the jeep has been collecting too much dust in the garage......it needs a good home! If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask. We are located in Danville Pennsylvania and are willing to travel up to 100 miles to meet someone for local pick up; however beyond that shipping would be the responsibility of the buyer. Feel free to call or text 570-441-6606 with any questions. |
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