1984 Jeep Cj7 Wrangler Fuel Injected 350 Auto 4:10 Gears 4 Wheel Disc Brakes on 2040-cars
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
Selling our 1984 jeep CJ7 , was a california built custom frame off restoration .black on black on black .Has a low mile 350 conversion with automatic still on the column. Show quality - long distance highway /interstate drivable.Lots of upgrades including turn key fuel injection /4;10 matching gears /1 piece axles/upgraded hubs/6" lift total /33" tires 95% mathcing rim on spare with vinyl cover / 4 wheel power disc brake conversion /polk audio twin amp stereo system with 8 speaker surround sound that is incredible /headers with full length dual exaust out the rear/ custom bumpers with integrated fog and brake lights / sport comp gauges /upgraded cooling system / rear view mirror with 2 courtesy lights/Upgraded seats are just like brand new - Rear fold /tumble and both front seats recline on adjustable slide tracks / complete black softop with tinted windows like new /bikini top/ full hard doors and hard top that is painted dark grey inside not your typical ghost white from factory (all with matching keys) ,The interior floors,dash and engine compartment are all hi-gloss (mirror finish) paint matching black as well as the firewall and underside of the hood all match .The engine compartment is just as clean as the exterior and has a key operated hood lock in the grill.The jeep handles excellent,absolutely flawless around town or on the open highway.It has no play or sway in the steering what so ever - none . It's very quick off the line with 4:10 gearing but also has a lot of high end torque for interstate driving and with four wheel disc brakes it stops on a dime and I mean on a dime .This Jeep is not a battle to drive ,its a calming pleasure and you can be confident your spouse , guests or even kids can jump in it and go anywhere near or far without a single worry and that I promise ...This is a "very classy" moderatly upgraded 30 year old icon that rides and drives as well as it looks ......(photos are all current looks exactly as you see it )
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