1981 Jeep Cj7 Renegade Sport Utility 2-door 4.2l Clean Cj-7 on 2040-cars
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VIN # IJCCM87E3BT072019 This is a California jeep that has been in and around the LA area for it’s life. It has been in Texas since I purchased it a handful of months ago. My circumstances have changed and the Jeep needs to go. I have used this Jeep very little during my ownership. I never licensed it here in Texas or did anything for that matter. The engine starts and runs reliably. It runs smooth and quiet. The mileage is correct. The Jeep is rust free and accident free. It does, because it is a Jeep, have minor bumps, bruises, and dings here and there. The body is clean. The body sports the original decals but someone has done a lousy repaint around them. The interior paint is original and with red oxide primer showing in the floor boards (it is not rust). Jeep has a four speed transmission that shifts easily (for a Jeep). The seats are original with no rips or tears. The dash has no cracks and is in good shape. The gauges are in good shape. That I can tell, the engine and the transmission are original and have never been out of the vehicle. No cracks in the glass. Comes with full factory original doors. This Jeep is good to go. Jeep is garaged. Jeep has a new best top bikini top, new carpet (not installed), new rearview mirrors and some latches, floor mats, owner’s manual Jeep needs- new spare tire (old and worn)AND snorkel for the air cleaner JEEP IS BEING SOLD LOCALLY SO I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CANCEL THE AUCTION AT ANYTIME. PLEASE EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS. YOU ARE WELCOME TO INSPECT THE VEHILCE PRIOR TO PURCHASE. THANKS. |
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