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Lifted 1980 Cj7 Jeep Chevy 350 4x4 No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1980 Mileage:0
Location:

Simpsonville, South Carolina, United States

Simpsonville, South Carolina, United States

This is a 1980 Jeep CJ 7 with 12" lift. This Jeep is 4 wheel drive and is really fun to drive. The size is intimidating to some people but it is easy to drive. I do drive it on the street to work several days a week. The four wheel drive works good and the motor runs and sounds good.

The speedometor and gas gauge are not working but the oil and temp gauges do work. The tires are in real good shape and the hugger orange paint is real nice also. The interior looks good and it has new seat covers but the seats do have some tears. The winch works good and the hard top is in real nice shape also.

If you are looking for a real tuff Jeep than take a good look at this jeep. The overall condition of the jeep in real nice and would make anyone proud to take it to their favorite hangouts. If you like getting in the mud, this thing is a beast. This is the list below of what the Jeep has.  This item is being sold with No Reserve! The high bidder will win this item!

  • It has a Chevy 350 Engine with a Mild Cam
  • Headers
  • Holley 650 Carb
  • Corporate 14 Bolt Rear End
  • 18.5 x 44 x 15 TSLSuper Swamper Tires
  • Custom Made Jeep Door Panels
  • New Windshield
  • Aluminum Radiator
  • 9000 LB Winch
  • Lift Off Hard Top
  • 10 Point Roll Cage
  • Fender Flares

Click link below for a video of the Jeep:

http://youtu.be/UFrHvrWrNgY

I have described this vehicle to the best of my ability. It is sold as is with no warranties implied or otherwise. All shipping payments and arrangments are to be made by the buyer. A $500.00 non-refundabler deposit is due within 24 hours of auction end with the balance to be paid by cashiers check or money order within 7 days of auction end. The car will not be released for shipping until all payments have cleared (typically 5 business days for a cashiers check.)

This is an auction and to buy the car, ask all questions before the auction end, if you are the high bidder be prepared to pay for the vehicle. That does not mean after the aution ends you want to come view the car before paying. If you are the high bidder you have purchased the car. If you want to view the car, please make arrangements to do so before the end of the auction, not after.

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