Cj-7. Well Cared For And Mildly Built. Fuel Injected. 3 Owners. See Video. on 2040-cars
Ashburn, Virginia, United States
For Sale 1985 Jeep CJ-7 125,500 Miles VIN: 1JCCM87A2FT022294 OverviewYou are looking at a 3 owner 1985 CJ-7. This Jeep has been built for reliability, safety and the ability to do some mild trail riding. Lots attention to detail make this Jeep enjoyable both on and off the highway. It is titled, insured and passed emissions inspections up until it was registered as an antique in 2010. It drives and tracks well. Both axles are equipped with Detroit lockers and alloy axle shafts. The power steering is tight and the hydraulically boosted brakes are powerful. The emergency brake system was just serviced and holds well. All the electrical components work including the windshield washers and dash lights. The speedometer works and is accurate. There are lots of extras on this Jeep. See below. The fuel injection and ignition systems are fully programmable and a netbook and software is included for tuning and engine monitoring if you wish to do so. The EFI system uses an Innovate wide band O2 sensor for maximum tuning accuracy. The Jeep was purchased new in Texas and kept as a daily driver for many years. I am the third owner, with the second being a close family member. The Jeep was moved to the East Coast in 2002 and has been garaged or under a carport its entire life. It has been regularly serviced and has run Mobil One fully synthetic engine oil for most of its life. The roll cage was fabricated by a well-known fabrication shop, A to Z Fabrication, on the East Coast. It's main strucutre, made from 2" DOM tubing, is triangulated in numerous spots and mounts the suspension seats and five point Crow harnesses. The factory style seat belts were maintained and integrated into the roll cage for convenience. This gives you the option of wearing either the regular seatbelt or the 5 point harness. The seatbelts themselves are brand new. The Jeep is set up for flat towing and comes with a tow bar. The Jeep is sporting its original paint with spots of touch up paint in various locations around the vehicle. Known Issues: There is minor rust through in two of the four spots where the original rollbar met the body. These areas were not painted at the factory and tend to collect water and rust. It was not visible when the original roll bar was installed in the Jeep. See photos and video. Otherwise there is no rust through on the body or frame, only minor surface rust in the wheel wells and tub floor where the paint has been worn off. There has been no body work done to this vehicle. All the body panels are original and there is no body filler on this vehicle. The body has a few minor dents, including the front left fender, the rear right corner and the right rocker panel (not visible under the rocker guard). See photos. The engine drips a few drops of oil after being run for a long period of time. There is a very minor gear oil leak at the rear differential cover. It leaks a drop or two after being driven. The jeep will pop out of second gear on steep down hills. This is most likely a worn syncro, but it doesn't affect normal shifting. The front most exhaust manifold bolt hole on the head failed many years ago. A bracket was fabricated and installed to replace the bolt. The heater's air "recirculation" control cable is broken. The vehicle has no accident history and a clear Carfax history, which is available. Note that per Virginia law, the license plates will be removed before transfer. The buyer will be responsible for reregistering the vehicle in order to legally operate it on Virginia roads. Specifics:AMC 258 Inline 6 Cylinder Engine T-176 4 Speed Manual Transmission Dana 300 Transfer Case Front and Rear Detroit Locking Differentials Warn Premium Hub Conversion 3.73:1 axle ratio Electromotive Fully Programmable Electronic Fuel Injection with Distributorless Ignition Full Borla Stainless Steel Header and Exhaust 6 point A to Z Fabrication Full Roll Cage made with DOM Tubing Corbeau Reclining Suspension Seats with 5 point Crow harnesses AGR Power Steering Box and Pump Vanco Hydroboost Power Brakes BestTop Supertop 35" Goodyear MTR's with an average of 15/32" of tread (approx. 80% of tread left) includes spare RCV Alloy Front Axle Shafts with CV Joints Moser rear Alloy Axle Shafts Hydraulic Actuated Clutch Cenetrforce Clutch Disk and Pressure Plate Heavy Duty Cooling with oversized raditor 22 Gallon Gas Tank Warn Front Bumper Durango 4x4 Rocker Sliders with Removable Steps Clifford Alarm with Shock and Proximity Sensors Sony Waterproof CD Player with MP3 and removable Face SOA Suspension lift with 2.5" SkyJacker Springs Rancho 9000 adjustable shocks New Optima Yellow Top Battery JKS Telescoping Track Bar modified for the CJ7 Currie Tow Shackles Flaming River Steering Shaft Drawbar Included Toshiba Netbook computer, engine tuning software and engine tune file included Includes documentation for the fuel injection and alarm system in addition to supplemental information and a troubleshooting guide for this specific Jeep. Please contact me with questions or to arrange a viewing prior to the auction end. |
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