1975 Jeep Restored, Original Parts, Low Mileage, Flat Black, Hunter's Dream!! on 2040-cars
Greer, South Carolina, United States
Body Type:SUV
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.2L Straight 6
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Owner
Interior Color: Black
Make: Jeep
Model: CJ
Trim: CJ5 CJ-5 2-Door Sport Utility
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Drive Type: 4WD
Mileage: 42,100
Exterior Color: Black
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This is a Hunter's Dream!! This Jeep runs and sounds perfect.
The VIN number is J5F83AA012483 You will receive two keys when you take this awesome Jeep home!!
This is a totally restored 1975, CJ-5 Jeep. It is 4-Wheel Drive. The front wheels lock. This Jeep is a Three (3) Speed and is a straight 6. The engine is a 4.2L.
The title is clean and clear. The title shows around 51k miles. The mileage is accurate on the title.
The odometer was replaced after a malfunction during the restoration, and this is why it shows lower mileage than the title. The Jeep has not been wrecked, flooded, been in a fire, or salvaged.
The seats are not original. The have been taped inside the seating area. The seat belts are installed. The seat rails and brackets are original. They are in great condition. There are no doors. There is no radio.
All knobs, switches, etc work as designed.
This Jeep has been restored. The Jeep has been painted Flat Black as seen.
All hoses and wiring are new. The engine was rebuilt with all new components. It was taken apart and everything new is in place. It has 10k miles on it since rebuild.
The engine was gone through when it was rebuilt. The alternator is new. The fuel pump is new. The distributor is new. The coil is new. The fuel filter is new. The carburetor is new. The radiator is rebuilt and works 100% as designed. The side view mirrors are new.
The starter is new, the solenoid is new. The engine management system is new. The Auto-Craft Gold battery is new. The front and rear axles have been recently serviced with new fluids. The master cylinder is new. The Drum brakes are new.
The exhaust system is new. The Bestop cover is new. The universal joints are new. The transmission & Transfer Case were serviced recently with all new fluids. The tag light is new. The gas tank is new. The tail lights are new.
All four Mastercraft Courser Tires are new. The tires have five lugs. They are size 31" X 10.50" R15LT Mud & Snow, AT2. You can still see the blue overlay on the lettering on the inside of the tires in one photo. All bearings have been serviced and greased.
There is no rust on this CJ-5 Jeep. The side knocker lights are new. The rear bumpers are new. The underside is clean. The windshield and wiper blades are new. The turn signal is new, but not OEM. The manual choke is new and works as designed.
The Jeep has air vents. The heat and defrost work as designed. The New Spot Lights rotate when you rotate them and they are ultra bright.
Please arrange with me every method of payment before any method of payment is generated by you.
A $500 deposit is requested within 48 hours of listing ending.
Local pickup only unless we agree to a carrier to deliver the Jeep to you at your cost.
Inspection is recommended and welcomed before and during any bidding.
Thank you for looking and buying this awesome CJ-5 Jeep. This is perfect for the hunting season and ready to go!!
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