Jeep Cj-7 1985 Low Miles Rare Find on 2040-cars
Fairbury, Illinois, United States
The perfect low mile, hard to find, lifted CJ7 in excellent shape. This classic 1985 CJ originated from the south and since it's been in Illinois, it has never been ridden on salted roads and always been sheded. Therefore it is 99% rust free!! Actual miles are 28,000. Tack is original. I bought it 2 years ago and put only 4,000 miles on it. The add ons were done prior to my purchase but I have all original receipts. Only thing I had done was replace starter and lower steering gear. Runs great!! Power Steering, New Clutch Master and slave cylinder.
Dana 300 transfer case.
Rear axel is a AMC 20 with 4.88 gears and a Detroit Locker and Allow one piece axel.
Front axel is a Dana 30 with 4.88 gears with an EZ Locker.
6" Rough Country suspension lift with front disconnect.
Rock Hard full roll cage w/ Black Custom Paint.
CD player with box speakers.
32 x 12.5 x 15 Pro Comp Xterrain tires with lots of Tread. Spare new. Tires alone worth 3000 Lights.
Pro Comp driving lights, spot lights, KC backup lights with custom switch panel and hot leads.
Warn rock sliders Warn front bumper from Barnes 4x4 with Jerry can holder.
2" receiver.
Spare and lift jack mounts that swings open to access drop down gate.
New Bestop front reclining seats.
CB Radio with Antenna
Honesty, I hate to sell this Jeep. Bought it for fun and it served its purpose. Hope it gives someone else the joy that I had cruising in this beast. It will turn heads for sure. This is a nice jeep so bid with confidence and good luck.
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