1983 - Jeep Other on 2040-cars
Spring Hill, Florida, United States
This is a full on "Overbuilt Customs" Jeep CJ7 For sale is arguably the baddest, most well built Jeep CJ7 to ever grace planet earth. On the outside you will notice the 30,000 lumen double LED bar setup that gives this Jeep the balls it deserves. Also you will notice the glossy black powder coated steel bumpers both front and rear. This is ideal for running trees over, running cars over, or even running a small house over (I do not condone this behavior). The body is completely coated with Sand colored Kevlar UV protected paint. This gives the owner the luxury of driving through pretty much anything without even the slightest damage to the Jeep. On the rear of the Jeep is a fully custom built spare tire rack which doesn't allow this massive spare tire to even rattle in the slightest. Another incredible custom feature is the fully fabricated roll cage that gives you the protection you need while tearing through a war zone! In the interior you are provided with full five point harnesses keeping you snug and comfortable to the two tone BEARD seats that are bolted with custom mounts to the roll cage. Now before you start calling asking whether this Jeep has AC you can just know it has the full blown breeze provided to you by that fully built Chevrolet 350 racing motor which has a fuel injection system from ACCEL pumping straight premium fuel underneath the hood; brother. Moving on from the motor.. Is a smooth shifting automatic brand new Monster Transmissions turbo 350 transmission that is guarded by fabricated piped cages along with a bullet proof Atlas II transfer case. While your underneath you will also notice this Jeep has undergone a full frame off build with everything powder coated and not a single detail missed. The rock crusher rear end gives you the full confidence of the all terrain along with those 38 inch Pro Comp monster tires giving you the grip to tear apart any terrain! Finally just incase you decided to bring your buddy with the shiny 4 inch lifted JK four door you've got a WARN XD9000 winch to yank his confused self right out of any ditch.
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