1981 Cj7 Jeep Rock Buggy Crawler on 2040-cars
Warren, Ohio, United States
Body Type:fiber glass
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.3 vortec
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Model: CJ
Trim: cj7
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player, Convertible
Drive Type: 400 auto
Mileage: 84,036
Exterior Color: Orange
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Black
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Number of Cylinders: 6
1981 CJ7 4" lift TJ long arm four link made out of 1.5 DOM tubing. dana 44 scout axles. 4 wheel disc brakes. 5.89 gears in axles. power trac locker in rear. ox cable locker in front. super swamper bogger tires 37" 90 percent tread. eaton 32 bolt bead locks. 1994 4.3 chevy vortec engine running the computer for the fuel injection-110 K when installed. 1985 HD Turbo 400 trans and 208 transfer case out of a 3/4 ton truck. 4WD hardware fiberglass body and fenders. steel hood and windshield frame. windshield is cracked. Inside the jeep is basic- what you need for off roading. 8500 lb winch. full roll cage tied into the frame. jeep comes w full soft top, couple of bikini tops, and misc parts. Spare front rear drive shafts under the seats of the jeep as well.
Jeep has been off roaded for last 6 years- has fair share of scratches and dents from rock crawling and trail riding.
Very dependable and capable Rig! Maxed out RTI ramp at Jeep fest- over 16" of wheel travel at each corner!
Call if you have Qs or if you need specific pix requests. Interested buyers only please- 330-442-5166
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