1959 Jeep Willys Cj-5 Cj5 Rust Free! Socal Jeep. Original Condition! on 2040-cars
Oceanside, California, United States
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Selling my 1959 JEEP CJ-5 WILLYS. CLEAR TITLE! Never cut up or modified.
It has a 3 speed manual transmission. F-134 4 Cyl Engine. Dana 18 transfer case. 4WD works with locking hubs. Unknown mileage. RUNS and drives! I would NOT consider it a daily driver but it can be with some work. ALL LIGHTS work perfectly! Just installed a new turn signal switch. Brake lights work. Starts right up! Electric fuel pump. 12Volt electrical system. Includes a tow bar (not installed), 2 soft Jeep CJ-5 doors (No hardware to mount the doors included). Extra Dana 18 included, condition unknown but spins freely. 5 extra rims and tires (see pics) included! Tires look to be almost brand new! Rims look like American racing rims. No backseat. Email for more pics! I have a video of it running as well. LOCATED IN OCEANSIDE, CA. Bring a trailer. I've driven it about 20 miles with no issues! DOES NOT OVERHEAT. Does leak some oil. needs some electrical dash work. Cowl is rust free. Most of the Jeep is rust free! Frame is pretty much perfect. Shifts smoothly. Sold AS-IS. Where is. I have the Jeep for sale locally and I reserve the right to end my auction early. IDAHO TITLE IN HAND! No Smog needed or required for Southern California. |
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