1983 Cj-7 Jeep Laredo on 2040-cars
Lancaster, California, United States
1983 CJ-7 Jeep Laredo
MOPAR Fuel Injection Upgrade Have Hard Top, Soft Top, Hard Doors & Soft Doors Never wrecked, damaged, no rust, original paint in good condition ARB Front and Rear Detroit Lockers Engine: 4.2 6 cylinder with approximately 25000 since professional rebuild. Mopar Electronic Port Fuel Injection (Smog Certified in all states) K&N Filter New 3 core Radiator Transmission and Transfer Case: 5 Speed Manual with New Clutch, Pressure Plate, Throw Out Bearing, Pilot and Bell Housing. Dana 300 transfer case with 4.1 to 1 upgrade Air Compressor: Ready Air York belt drive 8 + CFM Will run air wrenches and air up 35's very fast. Air Filtration and 3.5 gallon tank. Suspension: 4" Suspension Lift Tera Flex articulation shackles Tires: BFG Mud Terrain 35x1250R15 on 10" Rims Axels: Dana 30 front with one piece axels and ARB Locker 4.56 gears and Warn Hubs Warn Full Float axels Dana 20 Rear with Warn Locking Hubs for towing, Detroit Locker, 4.56 gears and complete new brakes. Winch: 9500# Warn Hi Speed external 15' control plus in dash remote controller Electrical: Dual Optima Red Top Batteries with new 310 amp selector switch 120 amp alternator (New) 80 amp alternator (New) for spare New Starter CB Radio with Linear (not installed) Fog Lights Large Backup Light Misc: Bed Liner Lined Tub Spectrum Vibration Dampener in Wheel Wells and under Hood Dual Electric Fuel Pumps Full Hard and Soft Doors Best Super Soft Top Bimini Top Full Hard Top Locking Center Console With Stereo Custom Aluminum Diamond Plate Storage Box in Rear Rear Seat Power Brakes -- Disc front Drum Rear 22 gallon Fuel Tank Upgrade by Arrow Tank Warn Rock Crawler bumpers front and rear. Warn Rock slider Guards Sway bar Quick Connects Poly Upgraded bushings throughout Electric Trailer Brake Controller Power Steering Tilt Steering Wheel Just tried to SMOG it and found out one of the cylinders is only making 40 PSI of pressure. Don't have the time to fix it so selling as is for $8,900 firm. Would easily be selling for $13k to $14k if I had time to fix it - my loss your gain. Please message if you're interested. Please no tire kickers serious buyers only. |
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