1975 Jeep Cj5 Awsome! on 2040-cars
Eagle, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:6 cylinder
Drive Type: 3 speed
Make: Jeep
Mileage: 999,999
Model: CJ
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: Orange
You are looking at an AWSOME 1975 CJ5 Jeep. The jeep has the original 6 cylinder engine three speed trans. This has been a body off ground up restoration. Everything is either new or has been redone on this jeep. Take it to a show or just have fun driving it around. Dont worry there will be a crowd around when you pull it up somewhere. Over $15K was invested in the re-build. Look what else is out there and there is not another one like this.
Fits inside a 7 foot garage door
NO doors only bikini top for the jeep see pictures with top
Extra new rim comes with jeep incase you wanted to add a tire mounted on the back
New Interior completly redone polished dash
New seats
New Tires and rims
New Exhaust Polished mufflers looks awesome under the jeep
New Fiberglass tub body
New water proof stereo
New water proof Marine gauges
New Peterbuilt lite up switches / orange light lites up under dash at night looks awesome
New LED tail lights
New line electric lock brake system for when your parking on a hill
Any questions dont hesitate to call.
Scott 262-441-3652
On Aug-26-13 at 17:27:08 PDT, seller added the following information:
Jeep is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early.
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