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1984 Jeep Cj7 - Partially Restored, V8 Ford 302 Automatic, Lot's Of Extras on 2040-cars

Year:1984 Mileage:99999
Location:

Marblehead, Massachusetts, United States

Marblehead, Massachusetts, United States
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Great Jeep CJ7 for sale. Car starts up and runs well. The Jeep was partially restored by its previous owner and some of the add-ons and key upgrades include:
  • Ford 302 V8 (crate motor) with approximately 10K miles on it (Sold as 99,999 due to replacement motor)
  • Converted automatic (aftermarket floor shift) with clutch remaining (see pics) 
  • Griffin aluminum radiator
  • Working heat and air conditioning
  • Mickey Thompson Bullet rims and Baja Claw 315/75-16 tires (with over 75% tread remaining)
  • 8 inch lift
  • Repainted gray/silver body with diamond plate rear end covers and dash 
  • Aftermarket gauges and new GPS speedometer
  • Half doors and Bestop soft top in good condition (no tears with working zippers)
  • Aftermarket Bestop matching seats (front and rear)
  • Chrome front and rear tube bumpers, door hinges and side steps and chrome grate rear light covers
  • Tow hitch, Ramsey Platinum 9000 winch, IPF Rally KC lights and CD/stereo with speakers
The frame is clean. There are three quarter size rust bubbles on and around the hood and it needs a few minor items (rear view mirror, reverse lights and horn). For a vehicle of this age, this is a great find. Jeep was originally located in the South and just moved to New England earlier this year. We bought the Jeep as a recreational summer car, but lost our extra parking space and have no place to store, so it must go. 

Jeep is for sale locally, so I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. Low reserve and I must sell, so please make a reasonable offer. 

Photobucket album: http://s1273.photobucket.com/user/Jreich711/slideshow/Jeep%20CJ7


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