1982 Jeep Cj7 Collector Jamboree Edition 30th Anniversary Cj-7 W/ Ac & Hardtop on 2040-cars
Wolfforth, Texas, United States
Contact Darin Benton at Performance Unlimitedat (806) 786-7676 Super Rare 1982 Jeep CJ-7 Jamboree Edition w/ Factory Air & Hard Top, Survivor!
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Up for your consideration is a very clean and original 1982 Jeep CJ7-7 30th Anniversary Jamboree Edition. Now I know they are plenty of people out there that know alot more about the Jamboree Editions that I do. The only real info I have found has been quoted several times right here on ebay, according to the Jambo registry, there are fewer than 200 of these Jamboree Editions left. What I do know is that they are rare and finding one with Factory Hardtop and Doors is even more of a find. Couple that with Factory Air Conditioning, and that makes for a Very Rare find regardless of a Jamboree or not. Below is some info from the Jeep Jambo registy. I do not know all the facts, just posting for your reading enjoyment. This Number Jeep 282, it was documented in North Little Rock Arkansas on 4-28-2008. Visit www.82jambo.com for more info. This site is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the 1982 Jeep CJ-7 Jamboree Edition (The Jambo). It is widely believed that AMC only produced 2500 Jamborees. However, out of over 110 Jambos in our registry, none is numbered over 692. Therefore, 82jambo.com believes the 2500 production run is highly suspect. We believe that fewer than 1000 may have actually been produced and fewer than 200 are still in existence. Additional Photos
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