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1986 Jeep Cj-7 Solid, Original From California!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:114143
Location:

Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, United States

Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, United States

This is an original well-maintained documented California Jeep CJ-7.  The previous owner is a known actor who was returning home to New York from Los Angeles, driving the Jeep to Pennsylvania in 2010.  I’ve kept it in a garage ever since.  Service records include:

California (previous owner)

85200:  Distributor and Ignition Coil

85322:  Valve Cover, Transmission Mounts, Motor Mounts

85515:  Borla Exhaust

89500:  Brake Master Cylinder

100900:  Radiator

101100:  Alternator

108408:  Ignition Control Module

Pennsylvania

110884:  General Grabber HTS C Tires, Alignment, Rear Brakes, Full Tune Up, Battery, Carburetor Adjustment and Timing Adjustment

112343:  Valve Stem Seals, Starter Motor

114037:  Steering Stabilizer, Sway Bar, Sway Bar Link Kit and Heater Core

The Jeep starts, runs, and drives like it should.  Everything works unless I mention otherwise.   I would not hesitate to take it anywhere but I don’t recommend any CJ-7 for a nervous or inexperienced driver.  There are no fluid leaks.  There are no problems with the clutch or transmission.  Factory computer control has been disconnected from carburetor for obvious reasons, but all components left in place if you want to restore.  The factory cardboard glove box insert is gone and door does not open easily.  The speedometer works but is shaky.

The paint appears to be original with some touch-ups and imperfections.  There is a hole on either side of the windshield frame from a removed accessory.  Paint is faded around sticker decals, which I had removed.   See picture.  There is no rust.

The hard doors are not original to this Jeep but are their correct virgin color.  I suspect this Jeep was sold with soft doors only.  I only have the bikini top for the Jeep however most accessories are already in place for a Bestop.  If you purchase the Jeep and want a Bestop installed (for transport), I will have that done at most reasonable cost to buyer.

The radio works but is temperamental.  I’m not sure that all speakers are working.  The front speakers appear fairly new good speakers and the rear speakers look dated.

The Jeep has a current PA state inspection and registration.  Clear title in my name is ready for transfer to new owner. It’s becoming hard to find an unmolested and solid CJ-7.

Winning bidder must pay a $300.00 non-refundable deposit within 24 hours or I reserve the right to relist.  Full payment in 10 days.  Jeep cannot be returned and no refunds will be issued once it leaves my possession.

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