1971 Jeep Cj5 on 2040-cars
Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
Engine:350 ci.
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:PRIVATE OWNER
Exterior Color: 69 HUGGER ORANGE
Make: Jeep
Interior Color: Black
Model: CJ
Number of Cylinders: V8
Trim: FIBERGLAS BODY
Drive Type: 4x4
Mileage: 1,709
JEEP CJ5 OFF FRAME RESTORATION COMPLETE ,V8 350 CI,AUTOMATIC 4X4 ,COMPLETELY REBUILT.PROFESSIONLY DONE.LOADED THIS JEEP HASA CHEVY 350 PUTS OUT 375 HP TRICKFLOW ALUMINUM HEADS,KEITH BLACK PISTONS,9:5:1 compression,steel crank,holloycarb.high flow aluminum water pump,Edelbrock manifold.steelbraided linesw/AN fittingsHolley electric fans,optima red top battery,aluminum pullys and a aluminum Billett battery holder rebuilt turbo transmission,dana44 rearw /posi,dana 30 front,new 4:10 gears,4 wheel SSBC slotted disc brackes power sterring w aluminum power steering housing,Corbeau front racing seats with 3 point harness,has a fiberglas tub and fenders,35x12.50x15" Mickey Thompson Baja Claws on 15x12 Altra chromed spoke rims with 35 " spare,front swaybar,heavy duty tie rods new tie rod ends,rear bumper spare tire rack,has best top soft top,Bikini top,soft doors,Pro Comp front and rear bumpers,a new 8000 lb Superwinch with mount plate,and 1" shackels,has A Kenwood cd/FMplayer,Rugged floormats,1969 Hugger Orange paint inside/out,this jeep is always garaged and well taken care of its a show quality jeep and is a great play toy for a adult driver only.This jeep is a real head turner where ever it goes,people love it,and i am willing to part with it for my next project /toy.So if your interested in this serious buyers only please,There is Over $50000.00 invested in this jeep and it looks really great now...my selling it is your gain here..Thanks ..for more info contact me in Va. Beach. Va.
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