1985 Jeep Cj7 Immaculately Restored on 2040-cars
Winter Park, Florida, United States
Absolutely incredible show-quality Jeep that’s been tastefully frame-off restored with no expense spared and no detail overlooked right down to every nut and bolt. The frame and springs were stripped down and powder coated, tub Rhino Lined, and body painted to classic Alpine white. Original 258 engine has been completely rebuilt (roughly 350 miles since rebuild). Upgrades worth mentioning include heavy-duty power steering system with Heimes joints, power disc break conversion with stainless steel break lines, and Dana 44 axels with limited slip lockers. 3” body lift, 4.5” suspension, and painless wiring system throughout. Mickey Thompson 17” classic wheels with 37” BF Goodrich Mud Terrain’s and Warn locking hubs. Sony CD/MP3/Bluetooth player with new front and rear speakers. Pretty much everything you can do to completely restore this rare CJ has been done with painstaking detail (only two minor flaws: original passenger Bestop seat has small stain and speedometer is nonfunctioning). Also includes original doors in mint condition and paint matched that can be packaged and shipped with sale. Dashboard remains all original (save new paint) to maintain an authentic look. Never been off-road or seen rain since full restoration. This is an irreplaceable vehicle that turns heads absolutely everywhere you go. You won't find a vehicle this sexy, rugged, and classy all in one. It's painful to have to sell it, but my wife's pregnant and we need to upgrade to a new home. Feel free to reach out with questions. |
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