1981 Cj8 Jeep Scarambler Fuel Injected With 3 Tops on 2040-cars
Seabrook, Texas, United States
Im selling my 1981 Jeep CJ8 to make rome for other toys.This is the cleanest CJ8 I have ever seen.Along with the Scrambler I have all three tops that are available for this model that I know of.Cab soft top,cab hard top,and a full aftermarket double wall Acme top.Both the soft and cab top are in excellent condition.The double wall full body top has several bubbles and is missing 1 side of the latch mechanism for the lift door.I set the full top on the body to take a picture but did not bolt it down as I would have to to remove the front roll cage braces to bolt it all the way down and its not cold enough here in Texas to need the heater yet.I purchased this Scrambler from a retired older gentleman who did a frame off rebuild including updates like the TBI V6,YJ front clip and interior.This Jeep is in excellent condition.When he installed the YJ dash a factory harness was used and cleanly done.No wires where peiced together.All of the gauges including the indicator lights work as far as the milage I do not know the actual milage because the the dash was purchased used from a doner vehicle.The entire under side of this vehicle has been stripped and under coated and is 100% rust free.The tires are as new and the engine starts right up runs smoothly and is in excellent working order.The steering is tight and the entire suspension was rplaced including soft ride springs and new shocks.Bid with confidence!Check my feedback and you will see I have purchased everything from and airplane to Escalades on Ebay.I do not buy junk and would not mis represent a vehicle for sale that would just waste my time and yours.This vehicle does not have a/c but it can be added for less than $900 for the complete aftermarket kit and is not diffficult to do.Please feel free to call or email me with any questions.Bobby 281-389-0670 The only trade I would be interested in would possibly be a nice FJ40 with a V8.
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