1986 Jeep Cj-7 Renegade Original Rare Rust Free Survivor Hard Top on 2040-cars
Roswell, Georgia, United States
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Up for auction is my 1986 Jeep CJ-7 Renegade - Original, rust free survivor! Last year of the CJ-7!
Reserve is WELL BELOW the market on this CJ! I am listing TO SELL, not for my health! You're not wasting your time bidding on this listing! This CJ has the rarest interior color of all non special edition CJ7's - Garnet! I purchased this rare piece of automotive history in December of 2013 out of Amarillo Texas with 48k original miles. (After looking for it for 2 years) I had the Jeep extensively checked out by a local dealer, and per their recommendation, I had all differential fluids changed, rear brakes replaced (with brake seals), engine oil & transmission fluid replaced, coolant & coolant hoses were replaced, as well as having it tuned up. This is a 'no apologies' CJ! I have never noticed any leaks on the Jeep, and would have no issue driving it cross country. (And back) This CJ has the 258 inline 6 cylinder (4.2 liter) with the extremely high demand T-176 4 speed transmission backing it up, with an AMC 20 rear axel. The Jeep cranks easily, idles smooth, and drives perfect. The T-176 shifts great, with the throws tight and notchy, and the Power Steering make the Jeep effortless to control. The paint and decals appear to be completely original. The paint's clear coat is chipping on the hood, and the hood also has with 2 paint chips on it, with just the normal amount of wear and tear elsewhere. The cowl's paint is thinning - but not bad at all. (Please remember this is a survivor). The Renegade decals are bright, correct, and in nice condition for their age. As best as I can tell this Jeep was equipped from the factory with the hard doors, and a soft top. (It has the proper 'vent window dash pad' that only comes on a hard door CJ) The doors are still in good shape, and the windows operate smoothly. The soft top was swapped out long ago for what appears to be a YJ Hard top, and it is in very good condition. (No cracks in glass or fiberglass damage) The floor pans, windshield frame, cowl, and under the roll bar, are all solid as a rock. (Light surface oxidation under drivers feet) Please do not bid on this CJ if you're just planning on turning it into rock crawler, parting out the interior, or slathering the tub with cheap 'do it yourself' bed liner. This Jeep is the very last year of the most iconic vehicle in American history, and deserves a new owner that will treat it as such. Reserve is WELL BELOW market and I will assist you if you wish to ship this Jeep. $500.00 deposit via PayPal upon completion of this auction, with the remainder within 4 business days. Please let me know if you have any questions, or if you would like to view it in person. Happy bidding! On Aug-28-14 at 20:39:06 PDT, seller added the following information: One last thing... The engine bay is 100% stock, with the stock air cleaner, and emissions equipment still intact. |
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