Jeep Cj5 1975 - Silver - Beautiful on 2040-cars
Cramerton, North Carolina, United States
Engine:amc 258 6 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Blue
Model: CJ
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: 2 Door
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 4WD
Mileage: 99,999
Options: BestTop SuperTop (Soft), BestTop Bikini Top, 15" American Racing Chrome Wheels, 4-Wheel Drive
Sub Model: 5
Exterior Color: Silver
Description:
AMC 258 6 Cylinder
T-14 3 speed transmission
Custom Paint
Dana 300 Transfer Case
Dana 44 Rear Axle
Dana 30 Front Axle
15" American Racing Chrome Wheels
32x11.5 R15LT Conti Trac Radial S/T
Bestop Super Top (Soft Top)
Bestop Bikini Top
One word to describe this Jeep would be "beautiful". It's sad, but my loss is your gain, I need room for a garage workshop. The Jeep has been garaged for the past 7 years. Complete maintenance record since 2004. The miles on the jeep odometer are 00193 however we do not know the actual miles. The frame and body are solid. No major rusting of the body or frame. The finish on the paint is very good. The interior floor and under carriage has been coated with bed liner. The bed of the jeep has been diamond plated. There is rubber flooring covering the entire floor in the passenger compartment. The engine runs beautifully and the transmission pulls hard. We had the transmission, fuel system (tank, carburetor), ignition system rebuilt. Aesthetically and mechanically the Jeep is in great shape. Front bumper was damaged in a minor collision. The seats are very comfortable and in great condition, the vinyl has no tears whatsoever. A Bestop soft-top and bikini top come with the Jeep. Both tops are in good condition and fit the jeep like a glove.
The jeep is located in Cramerton, NC, about 20 minutes outside Charlotte.
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