1985 Jeep Scrambler on 2040-cars
Savannah, Georgia, United States
1985 Jeep Scrambler Runs and drives good, no smoke, no engine noise, no exhaust leaks, 5 speed trans shifts smooth with no gear noise, power brakes, power steering, two barrel carb, headers, alum valve cover, camo console, custom made bumpers with built in receiver hitch, 8000 pound Ramsey winch, JVC raido with CD and back speakers, Jeep had a air brushed Camo paint job in mid 2000 (by a very talented person) if you look at airbrush pics you can see that the lighter color tan leaves are actually the org paint, the detail in the paint is very good, it does have a chip her and there, but still looks great. The dash is done with a camo wrap, seats and console are vinyl. Tach and everything else works except the clock , There was a new speed O put in right before i purchased it in 2011 so I have put less than 500 miles, it was sold to have 5800 miles on it at that time.last picture shows the only rust on it at drivers side floor pan, it has the usual little cracks in upper part of doors. Call with questions (before 10PM) or call and come by 912-665-1314. $500.00 due with in 72 hr, balance in 7 days funds must clear bank before release. will ship at buyers expense. Sold as is I will not divulge reserve SO PLEASE DO NOT ASK. Auction is for sale local so auction may end at any time. |
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