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1966 Cj5 Jeep Ridiculous!! on 2040-cars

US $17,900.00
Year:1966 Mileage:12000
Location:

Tempe, Arizona, United States

Tempe, Arizona, United States

Literally just restored. 
This 1966 Jeep CJ5 was a special edition Tuxedo Park but was 100 % restored. This is a 1 OF A KIND JEEP. You will not find another one of these. I GUARENTEE IT!! 4 seater, Military axe and shovel combo. Jerry can. 
New V8 350 with 12k miles on new engine. 
 RUST FREE,
 New paint,
 Roll cage,
 Roof rack,
 4 seater, 
 Spot lights,
 8500 Lb winch,
 33 inch tires,
 nice lift,
 Armor Lining on entire interior,
 half doors,
 new bucket seats.
Jerry can mount and Can,
Shovel and Axe combo like old military Jeeps.

 This Jeep is amazing. There is nothing it cannot do. Whether you want to go Bouldering or just drive it around town as a daily driver, Ive been driving it on the freeway everyday for the past few weeks and It drives like a dream!! Absolutely do not want to sell but finances got tough. Worst thing about the Jeep is the fact the fuel gauge doesn't work, but you can literally see into the tank so not a big deal and not an expensive fix. 
VERY VERY LOW RESERVE!!!! 
I reserve the right to remove the listing as I am selling the Jeep locally as well.
if you have any questions you can email me. lukedotcom21@hotmail.com
Thanks, 
Luke

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