Jeep Cj-8 Scrambler on 2040-cars
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1981 Jeep CJ-8 “Scrambler”. This is a trail Jeep. Frame-up restoration in 1999 included drive train from a 1969 Wagoneer. Buick 350 with T-18 Transmission, Rochester Quadrajet 4bbl carburetor, and electronic ignition. Power steering and power brakes. 33” BFMTs with 2” body lift and small suspension lift. Reversed shackles in front provide very smooth ride. Model 20 rear-end with one-piece axels. Locker in Rear. Body is in good condition with very little rust. The black diamond plate in the picture is NOT hiding anything, but is installed to protect the body and break-up the red color. Tub is fully lined with Rhino Lining. Half hard top and doors are included. Custom Schedule 40 Steel bumpers protect the body and support the WARN 8274 winch. Yes, That’s the one! Receiver for trailer hitch in front and rear. Custom spare tire carrier in rear, and storage bin in floor of the bed. An excellent trail Jeep that has a few years on it. It has been mostly parked in my garage for the past 8 years. I also have bikini top, Jerry cans, manuals, winch attachments, and spare parts that can be included with the Jeep purchase. Currently located in Southern California. Delivery is negotiable. (this vehicle does not meet CA emission requirements) Contact thompsonmatt32@hotmail.com with specific questions. |
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