1982 Jeep Cj5 Renegade 304 V8 on 2040-cars
Jeffersonville, Vermont, United States
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Relisted with a lower reserve as the local buyer backed out.
1982 Jeep cj5 Renegade with a 304 V8 motor with approximately 35, 000 miles on rebuilt top end. 4 speed T-18 transmission with Granny gear. Has headman headers with side exhaust. Fiberglass body except hood and fenders. Undercoated and always stored. Soft and bikini top comes with jeep. Never driven in winter. PS and PB. Great driver. Starts up with a turn of the key. I bought an MGB and the wife says the jeep must go. Vehicle is also being sold locally, and I will stop the auction if sold. Note: for some reason the description states a 6 cyl motor, but it is a 304 V8. |
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