1973 Jeep Commando Automatic 4wd Soft Top on 2040-cars
Cary, North Carolina, United States

This is a newly-restored 1973 Jeep Commando. These are super rare and this one is the last year these were made. The engine is a reliable, peppy inline 6cyl 4.2L 258ci , with a rare 3 speed Automatic (yes, automatic!) with a strong and properly working Dana 20 4WD transfer case/shifter that's as smooth as glass. Newer Carter carb, new tires, new "dog dish" hubcaps, brand new custom professionally done seats, door panels and dash. New Rhino lined floor, new muffler, coil, new intake manifold.
It's one of a kind: The soft top just re-dyed in white that rolls up on the sides and back or removes completely for those nice sunny days.
This is just a COOL vehicle and great around-town transportation. Anywhere you go -- it's a real head-turner. These are as popular but easier to drive and service than the Scout II, Chevy Blazer or Ford Bronco, and certainly more unique. And it's a Jeep!
Runs like a top, and is a 4WD that works perfectly with all new Mile Marker locking hubs. Everything works including the speedometer. I have all current receipts. I also have its ENTIRE history from the DMV -- all the way back to its original sale in February of 1973 to a family near Winston-Salem, NC. This is a very clean and rock-solid vehicle that will surely keep its value. I am selling locally and on other forums so I reserve the right to remove this ad at any time.
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