1980 Cj 5 - 71,736 Miles - Original Paint - Lots Of Add-ons on 2040-cars
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:6 CYLINDER
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Orange
Make: Jeep
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: CJ
Trim: 2 DOOR
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, TUFFY LOCK BOX'S, RADIO, BESTOP TOP, BEST TOP SEAT COVERS
Drive Type: 4 WHEEL DRIVE
Mileage: 71,736
This is a great jeep which I purchased in 2005. Due to a diagnosis of Parkinsons I am unable to drive this jeep any longer. I am placing a reserve on this jeep in order to protect my investment.
This CJ - 5 has only 71,700 original miles on it.
This is a 4 wheel drive manual transmission jeep.
There is no rust on this vehicle, however there are normal use wear scratches , of which I have pictured the most obvious.
This jeep has an EMPI carburator and recently had all fuel lines replaces, new gel battery in place.
This jeep does have a rear seat as well.
New wheels and tires were added approximately 6,000 miles ago, we have the original wheels and tires as well which will be part of the sale.
I have added the 4 KC lights.
This jeep comes with a BETOP TOP and BESTOP seat covers, the seat covers have some small holes & tears in them the seats underneath are the original seats.
Floorboards painted with non skid truck paint.
Center console is a lockable TUFFY console
Also TUFFY lockable tool boxes on each side in the rear.
Rock guards over head & tail lights.
Metal cup holders added by me.
The heater works
Currently the radio in place is not functioning.
Please see my pictures and email with questions.
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