Custom 1984 Jeep Cj7 (cj-7) on 2040-cars
South Bend, Indiana, United States
I have a
Custom 1984 Jeep CJ7 that has been through a frame off restoration that went in
stages through the years of 1998-2002 and still looks good today. It has been
garage kept every winter and has never seen a rain since I purchased it. The reason I’m selling it is because it is never driven, it just sits in the garage and with being busy with work and family I really don’t have the time for it. There are two things that need to be done on it and one is the rear brakes. I actually just disconnected them because I was going to put a rear disk brake conversion kit on it that I never got around to doing but the rear brakes are all there, the lines are just pinched off right now and just need to be hooked back up. The other thing is the digital gauges, not sure if they go bad over time, but some seem to come and go at times. The fuel gauge, the volt meter and the water temp are the 3 that have issues. It could be a lose connection over time, just not sure. The miles before the rebuild it was in the low 50’s. After I installed the new gauges, they weren’t recording the millage properly. I only drive it maybe once every 2 months when it’s nice but I do change the oil every year even though it really doesn’t need it. It’s a great jeep and very fun to drive, thanks for looking. Shipping and handling This vehicle is available for local
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