1974 Cj5 Jeep Renegade on 2040-cars
Bronx, New York, United States
This is a very nice 1974 CJ5 AMC JEEP RENEGADE clean and clear tittle ....Engine is a 304 v8 with a 3 speed manual trans matching number jeep. new parts it has a fresh paint 1 1/2 year old new parts 3 1/2 lift kit , new shocks , new tank ,new full top ,new summer top ,new wheels and tire from Mickey Thomson ,new custom flow-master exhaust system , new carb and gauges new clutch... jeep runs and drives real nice again this is a used cj5 in very beautiful condition! just need minor stuff to finish a must sale deposit of $500 when auction ends. SOLD AS IS ! reserve is real low for more info contact me! buyer has 7 days to pick this up cash or certified bank check can pick this up when checks clears. i have the tow bar bracket for flat tow for a extra $150
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