1983 Jeep Scrambler 2-door 4.2l All Original 4 Speed 2nd Owner on 2040-cars
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
Thank you for looking at my Jeep . This is an absolute collector and a prime example of what a scrambler should be. Aside from the reversible custom fabrication and restoration the Jeeps (bones) are original. All numbers match. All of the restoration (not frame off) was professionally performed with an open checkbook (ouch!) and the entire drive train (motor, trans, transfer case) was rebuilt and new drive lines installed. Bottom line not 1 inch of this jeep has been over looked. If it looked questionable it has been replaced. Every gasket, soft plug, seal and external moving part has been replaced on the engine.. The engine ran perfect prior to rebuild and still does today! the entire braking system has been replaced as well .
The axles were replaced with one piece and the rear (AMC 30 ) has a locking diff. front diff is AMC 20 and the trany is an T-176 Warner 4 speed. There is a 2.5 in Rancho Lift with Rancho 9000 fully adjustable shocks and dual steering stabilizers. In addition the Pro Comp 33x12.5x15are about 60% good and the matching spare is new. There also a matching custom rear seat not shown in pics. I have whats left of the original hard doors. I had them custom fabed into half doors. Also new for this year is a full 1/2/Cab soft enclosure with 2 piece soft doors. None of the pics do this jeep justice. Must personally admire, to get full benefit of it's beauty. This is the second attempt at auction the last high bidder turned out to be a scammer. Also the e bay AUTO CHECK says there is an issue with title. The issue seems to be with the millage although it says it checks out. This Scrambler has been in the family since it was purchased new in 1982 and has never been in a accident and I hold the clear title. All statements in this post are factual. This Jeep is also listed locally and subject to sale prior to auction ending. Thanks for shopping and good luck! |
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