1978 Golden Eagle Jeep Cj7 V8 Lifted Auto, Ps, Pb Rust Free! on 2040-cars
United States
Engine:V8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1978
Mileage: 100,287
Make: Jeep
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: CJ
Trim: GOLDEN EAGLE
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Drive Type: AUTOMATI
Up for sale is this beautiful 1978 Golden Eagle CJ7 Jeep with truly timeless Jeep styling . It is a rust free restoration that is a real pleasure to drive. Being a automatic with power steering and power disc brakes you can enjoy all the attention you get in this head turner instead of having to fight this down the road like many of the older Jeeps. Everything on this Jeep works including the heat and defrost, dash interior lights, gauges and signals, even the factory clock keeps perfect time! It also sounds just as good as it looks as you can hear for yourself in the video link I have posted below. Here is a list of some of this CJ7's many features: -AMC 360 V8 Engine -Automatic Transmission -Power Steering -Power Disc Brakes -Headers with side pipes -Tilt Steering -Highback Bucket Seats -Factory Tachometer -Factory Clock -Chrome Package -Chrome Smittybuilt Bumper -Chrome Fog Lights -Lift with Rancho shocks & Steering Stabilizer -Steel Locking Console -Cd Player -15x10 Alcoa style Classic Bullet Hole Wheels -New 33x12.50 Maxxis Mud Terrains Tires This is not a show Jeep and is not being represented as such, but is a very nice driver Jeep that you can literally drive anywhere! The paint is nice and shines beautifully with only one small ding by the passenger rear fender that appears to be something like a rock or stick was thrown up by the tire into the inner fender that made the small ding.(see pics) The pic's and video speak for themselves as to the quality of this Jeep. So if you've been looking for a very good looking reliable Jeep this is the one for you. Please message or call me with any questions you may have Jeremy 864-940-4576. Thanks and Good Luck! NOTE: I reserve the right to end this auction early as I also have it for sale locally. Please realize that many, if not most of my auctions end early due to someone contacting me to work out a deal before the close of the auction. So if you want it please don't wait until the last minute to bid as you may not get that chance. $500 non negotiable, non refundable deposit due within 24 hours of auction close. Thanks 4 looking and good luck! |
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