1984 Jeep Cj7 - Custom Frame Off Restoration, 360 V8, 727 Auto on 2040-cars
Elyria, Ohio, United States
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If you are looking for a cool Jeep, your search is over. I have a Custom 1984 Jeep CJ7 that has been through a complete nut and bolt frame off restoration completed in 2007 and still looks good today, about 15,000 miles later.
It was built to be a driver and is a good one at that. It has a rebuilt 360 engine from a 1984 Jeep Grand Wagoneer that runs great. It has a rebuilt 727 Torque Flight transmission with B&M shift kit. It has Chevy 6 lug axles with 12 bolt rear end and Dana 44 front with 4.11 gear. Jeep has not been off road since its restoration, but was built to go anywhere. Tires are 35/12.50/15 that have about 95% tread on them. Interior is all new in 2013 with high back seats, fold down rear seat and carpeting. The paint job is still clean except for minor flaws. Hood is dented slightly due wind blowing open while at a car show. Jeep is still very presentable and receives many comments and double takes from it's appearance. Pictures and receipts of restoration are available. The restoration started with a clean straight solid body. Includes the full cover with doors, bikini top and a cover to use to keep the rain out when top is off. This jeep is a good driver for a Jeep. Thanks for looking. |
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