1979 Jeep Cj7 Chevy 350 Cj-7 Performance Hot Rod, Trades, Financing, Trade-in on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Up for grabs is this rare 1979 Jeep CJ7 with a Chevy 350 motor! Fiberglass body means no rust, and plenty of speed! This Jeep also features brand new headers (Hooker), plenty of performance parts, an automatic/aftermarket transmission (Hurst), Warn locking hubs, five BF Goodrich All Terrain tires and more! Custom bumpers, hard top and more! This Jeep starts up easily, has a mean growl to it, and is ready to eat up the road or the trail! Automatic transmission means you don't have to deal with the shifting, and this Jeep is very quick! I put new brakes on the front of this beast, and it is ready to go! Jeep is being sold with NO RESERVE! Highest bidder takes this Jeep, please think before bidding and please have all funds in place before the end of the auction. I am a licensed auto dealer in Tennessee, and this vehicle will be sold with a 30 day temporary tag. We only collect sales tax for Tennessee residents, and the title will be sent separately after all funds clear. Please feel free to ask any and all questions BEFORE the end of the auction! My cell phone number is 615-300-6004, please feel free to call or text with any questions. I am open to trades of other vehicles, but please bring them to me in Nashville for an accurate trade-in quote. I will be happy to pick-up any out of town buyers at the Nashville airport or bus station! Again, please ask any/all questions on 615-300-6004, and yes, I would gladly end this auction for a reasonable offer. This vehicle is also listed for sale on Rockstar Motorcars. |
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