Jeep Cj7 Custom Off Road on 2040-cars
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
Engine:327 350 HP
Drive Type: FJ
Make: Jeep
Mileage: 5,000
Model: CJ
Trim: Custom
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, Convertible
Custom jeep Fiberglass CJ7 on a landcruiser FJ drive train. Landcruiser from the transfer case back. Fiberglass body, hood, fenders, top and doors. Chrome steel grille. Low hours on a rebuilt 327 350 HP corvette motor (1967). Will run 6000 RPM very nicely. T350 GM automatic transmission. Custom built traction system (very stout). 2-way exhaust (dash board controlled cut-outs) run open or mufflers. Both drive shafts have safety hoops. 44" Ground Hawg tires in good condition. Full roll cage to frame. No wrecks. No leaks in the engine, transmission and transfercase, You have to do the research to make it street-able per state. In Michigan...the bumpers and frame are too high, no speedometer. Gas gage is not working. This jeep is the ideal off road vehicle. Climbs anything (not a rock crawler) survives deep water, very light! Almost floats in water! Comes with a hard top, bimini top and Fiberglass doors. I do have a spare transmission and front axle for parts only.
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