1982 Jeep Cj7 Cj-7 Sport Utility 2-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
California, Maryland, United States
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average retail is $7,125, High is $11,250 @ NADA My CJ7 I have owned for 8 years and have driven it every day for those 8 years and still am during this listing. Selling due to Gas mileage only and found a car that is hard to resist. Everything is in great shape for its year and usage. New Aluminum Radiator, Alternator, starter, Battery Box, driver floor pan, exhaust pipes and muffler. Engine is a Newer used 1989 engine that had 89K miles on it. Has 3 " lift... New Carb installed last winter. It is a great restorer project. Very sound mechanically. New u-joints, New custom front drive shaft. Starts and drives no issues. For the BAD, Fuel gage sending unit needs replacement Gauge is good. All smog EQPT is there, Needs Catalytic converter. Has Tow bar included. (good). Some rust here and there but not structural damage. Needs new carpet, Needs new power steering hoses leaking. Have Back seat, not shown in good shape. If you are a true jeep person, you know the price is more than fair. Call me with any questions 301-247-8244 Have lots of spare parts to go with it. An Automatic transmission with a great shape transfer case. Heater fan box, Harness wire, Misc parts Jeep stuff. Goes with if you want it! |
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