1980 Cj7 Jeep on 2040-cars
Grass Lake, Michigan, United States
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This is a 1980 cj7 that needs total restoration done. It has a 304 ci amc motor with four speed. The motor is strong no knocks or ticks but it does not hold a prime after sitting. This is not the original motor. I bought this jeep to repair myself but will not beable to get it done due to medical problems. The jeep has been moved a couple of times to mow under it and it was driven onto the trailer when I bought it. You will need to trailer it to get home. The clutch needs replaced or adjusted I have not looked at it at all. It is hard to get into gear. The transfer case is good. The tires are cracked on the sides. I have an extra hood,front grill and the original gas tank. There is wheel flares ,soft top and metal side panels in the back of jeep. The plastic in the soft top is ripped and no poles. The front of the frame looks good but the back half is bad and needs repaired. Selling as is for parts or restore. If you have any questions message me.
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