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1979 Jeep Cj5 Base Sport Utility 2-door 360 Amc Full Rotisserie Restoration on 2040-cars

US $13,000.00
Year:1979 Mileage:328
Location:

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States

Dahlonega, Georgia, United States

For sale is this full rotisserie restored 1979 CJ-5 Jeep , restored less than a year ago it has barely been driven since completed only 328 miles , it drives like a brand new Jeep because it is brand new.
I bought this Jeep off a family friend who owned it for over 20 years and it ran very good when i got it but it needed some tlc.
The body and chassis were completely disassembled sandblasted then repainted. The frame has all new Energy Suspension body mounts and spring bushings , the front and rear ends have new seals ,bearings, gaskets . The body was fixed of all the rust and then it was LineX'd top and bottom so it will endure for along time.
A new gas tank and fuel lines were installed , as-well as new brake master cylinder, brake lines throughout the Jeep , front brake calipers and rotors , rear brake cylinders and brake shoes.
The engine is a AMC 360 with a 2 barrel carb , it  was running very good when i got the Jeep so it was not completely disassembled  simply took it partially apart to check for wear and tear nothing was observed visually or in the fluids so it was cleaned up aesthetically and fluids changed after , new HEI distributor installed . The engine is cold nature'd because it doesn't have a choke so you have to control the throttle for first min or so till it gets some heat but afterwords it runs and ideals perfectly. I have a spare carb that does have all the electronic choke still on it but it has not been rebuild yet , but should work perfectly as it is already wired up for an electric choke carb in the engine loom. About 100 miles ago i noticed some oil on the underside of the engine it is either out of the rear main seal or the back of the oil pan gasket but only after it has been driving for awhile will there be any oil. 
New wiring throughout the Jeep with new gauges , lights , anything electrical is new.  New Aluminum radiator and electric fan. New rugged ridge seats and racing 4 point harness installed so your nice and safe inside and don't have to worry about ever falling out.
The exhaust is a custom 3"  2 into 1 exhaust  which gives it a nice throaty rumble but not overly loud.
The bumpers are custom build , the front incorporates a new 8000lb Warn winch , and the back has a Reese hitch register and trailer brake plug so you can tow anything and the lights and brakes will work.
The Cage is custom build utilizing the stock roll hoop but making it significantly more  safe.

Extra's that come with the Jeep , the other stock carb with electronic choke , about a 1/2 gallon of touch up paint for the wear and tear it should receive... or if you ever want to paint it again. All the parts receipts from the restoration are included as well as a dvd will all the photos about 100 total.

This Jeep is sold on a Georgia Bill of Sale it is sold AS-IS with no warranty expressed or implied  , a $500 non-refundable deposit is due within 24 hr and full amount due with 7 days .
The buyer is responsible for arranging shipping

If there are any questions feel free to email me i look forward to answering any questions or concerns.
I have many more photos if your interested simply email me for more.

Thank you for looking at this wonderful Jeep,


 

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