Jeep Cj5 1979 For Parts on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
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Jeep CJ5 1979 for Parts This
auction is for a 1979 Jeep CJ5 for parts or possibly restoration. This was my
daily driver for a few years until I parked it about 10 or 12 years ago. It’s
sat since then. During
the time that I drove it, I rebuilt the clutch, did a valve job then put in a
rebuilt engine. It has the AMC 258 c.i. (4.2 L) straight six engine. It has a
stock T150 three-speed transmission and I never had any problems with it, the
transfer case, diffs or axles. The disclaimer is that it has sat untouched for
10 or 12 years. I can’t guarantee what kind of shape anything is in now. I parked
it because I always had trouble getting it to pass emissions testing. A mechanic
told me that it needed a new carburetor and catalytic converter. I removed the
carb and exhaust system past the manifold, and then stopped working on it. Like
most old CJs, this one has some rust including a small hole in the driver’s
side floor. The carburetor and the exhaust are long gone and not part of this
auction. The power steering and smog pumps are disconnected. I believe that the pumps are there, but I’m not sure about all the brackets. It has a shackle lift kit, the seats and seat
brackets are junk and the top is gone. The tires are dry rotted, but they
currently hold air. It
will need to be towed, preferably on a rollback tow truck. I will not ship it or arrange shipping.
If you
have any questions, please ask, but don’t wait until the last moment. |
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