Jeep Cj7 1976 Amc 304 V8 4x4 Original Hardtop, Southern, Runs Good, Lights Work on 2040-cars
Rock Island, Illinois, United States
I have 1976 Jeep Cj7 for sale. I bought this vehicle while stationed in
Alabama, and by the lack of rust I believe it spent all of it's life in
the South. The Jeep is almost completely original with the AMC 304 V8
under the hood attached to the original three speed transmission as
well. Blinkers and brake lights work. In the pics you will see the
original air filter and most of the EGR system in tact. The gentleman I
bought it from was a helicopter mechanic and did an excellent job
replacing the floor boards, this Jeep is solid. If you're looking for
an old Cj with minimal body work this one is for you. The engine runs
strong. Some of the discrepancies. I would replace the front fenders
which are readily available, looks like someone stood on them at one
time, rear view mirror is missing, the side running lights are missing
but easily rewired. If you look at the pics you will see original paint
under the hood and inside as well, along with the original seats. Here
is a Jeep you can put on the road today and make improvements while you
enjoy driving in it. And if you're like me you'll appreciate the
original hard top as well, especially with our winters. If you have any
questions please send me a message and I will respond. Thanks
for looking.
On May-09-14 at 09:45:45 PDT, seller added the following information: You
mentioned very little rust. Where is the rust and how bad is it? Is
there any way you can send pics of the rust spots? Thanks, Keith |
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