1973 Cj5, Mint Condition, 17,600 Original Miles, 258 Ci, All Steel & Stock on 2040-cars
Franklin, Michigan, United States
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Mint condition 1973 CJ5 with 258 CI big six, 3 speed transmission and less than 18,000 original miles. I am the 2nd owner and I purchased the Jeep from the original owner in 2000 with only 12,000 miles. I do have documentation. This Jeep runs and drives as new.
This Jeep was cosmetically restored (2001) and fitted with a high quality Bestop Supertop (2 pc. doors) before paint which has never been re-installed on the vehicle since. Period correct Marchal driving lights, custom step plates at the door sills, custom carpet, dealer installed AM radio, roll bar, chrome wheels, windshield glass, everything else is original equipment. Seats are original (few minor defects) The body survived due to the Jeep being undercoated when new. There were small amounts of rust (floor, rocker, tail light panels) which were cut out and replaced with correct steel replacement parts. Chassis and engine compartments are all original. Paint is basecoat/clearcoat (1997 Range Rover Yellow) and still looks wet. The original color was a pale yellow. Selling only because I have too many vehicles and need the room. I recommend, if possible, that you see this Jeep in person and take it for a drive. |
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