1977 Jeep Cj 7 Not Cj 5, Scrambler, Cj 8 Complete Restoration on 2040-cars
Morehead City, North Carolina, United States
You are bidding on a 1977 CJ7 that has had a complete body off restoration, With a little over 9k miles, this Jeep is capable of being a daily driver. The body was built in mind of the environment, with it being made of fiberglass rust is no longer an issue. All hardware in the installation is Stainless Steal. The tub and undercarriage has been linexed to help with the ease of cleaning and to protect the Jeep from the elements. All wiring is new, complete with custom dash that contains all gauges. Along with a new stereo system and amplifier there is also a built in CB radio. Five point harnesses keep you held in the driver and passenger seats firmly. Custom roll cage witch is welded to the chassis insures your safety while playing off road. The engine itself is an AMC 304. This engine has had a complete rebuild. Broken down to the bear block and built back up to todays standards. All wiring, cooling and ignition systems replaced with new. Considered a true show Jeep, it looks as fun as it actually is to drive. Does have a New top also. You may call 252-247-6655 between 9am and 5 pm if you have any questions.
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Chernoby maintains that the issues being encountered aren't unusual for the launch of a new vehicle - particularly one with a new powertrain - and he downplayed the delay, telling Jeep dealers that they "will have ample inventory of the midsize SUV by fall." Among the kinks being worked out? Calibrating the Cherokee's cutting-edge ZF nine-speed automatic transmission and refining assembly line tasks to make the process more efficient.
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