84 Jeep Cj7 53k Miles Original No Fiberglass Restore Awesome Jeep on 2040-cars
Lake Worth, Florida, United States
1984 Jeep CJ-7
The body on this Jeep is Original and doesn't have rust. This is not some crappy frame off restoration or fiberglass tub. The Jeep is almost 30 years old and is in amazing condition. The engine was replaced about 53k miles ago. The jeep starts right up and doesn't have any leaks. It has no problem getting up to 75 mph on the highway. The Jeep's original color was a pale yellow but I had it painted to a metallic grey about a year ago. Dash is painted in same color. Jeep comes with hard top and full doors as well as bikini top. A LOT OF PEOPLE SAY THEY HAVE "ALL RECORDS" FOR THEIR VEHICLES- I ACTUALLY DO. I have HUNDREDS of pages of paperwork dating back decades for everything from wiper blades to the engine replacement 53k miles ago (body and odometer do have 204k miles) - I have documentation of every oil change at 3000 miles, every light bulb etc. Speaking of which- everything on the jeep is pretty solid. All the lights (exterior and interior gauges) work. This is my baby and its the 5th Jeep I've owned. However, I have worked out a deal to purchase a 65 Mustang Convertible and even though I have a 3-car garage- wife says no way until this goes. |
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