Jeep: Cj Cj-5 Renegade 1979. 4" Lift, Roll-cage, Warn Winch, 33" Michelin Atx, on 2040-cars
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
No Reserve Auction! Serious Bidders Only! Please. 1979 Jeep Cj-5 Renegade edition. This is a true AMC survivor with 75.5K miles. It has a 258 in-line six and a 3-speed manual transmission. Off-Road equipped with a four inch suspension lift, full roll-cage, vintage Warn 8274 winch, four 33" Michelin ATX tires mounted on rare American Racing Gambler rims. The spare is original to the Jeep. The high-backed seats, Bestop, and five point racing harnesses were installed by the previous owner around 1993 and they show their age. The driver's side seat is badly torn and needs a cover. The after-market top may have lead to the water collecting on the driver's side where the rust is worse. The roll-cage needs to be re-attached on the front left. I purched the Jeep in 2000 from a fraternity brother who had it @ Appilachian State University. He but new tires on it to sell it and I have managed to put just over 3,000 miles on it since then. I had the clutch rebuilt right before I stopped driving it regularly. I kept it running until 2009 when the brown rusty water started pouring out and it was overheating. Thanks to my father and a reconditioned battery we got her running again. I drove her around the block and backed her in, but not before she started running hot! She starts and runs but will need to be trailered. It has been parked under the cover of shade trees and can't even be seen on Google Earth! I hate to let her go, but we are expecting our second child soon and we are in need of something more family friendly. Happy Bidding!
An immediate deposit (non-refundable) of $500.00 is due via Paypal immediately (within 24 hours) after end of auction. The remaining balance is due before Pick-up via cash, cashiers's check or money order within seven days. Bidders with less than five feedback must contact me prior to end of auction. I reserve the right to cancel the transaction and re-list the vehivle if the above conditions have not been met. |
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