1972 Jeep Cj5 V8 304 on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
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304AMC with a mild cam and Edelbrock manifold and carburetor. T18 with granny low gearbox matches to a Dana 20 transfer case. Both gearbox and transfer case has rebuild within the last 250 miles. Other updates within the last year, painless wire harness, bikini top, front headlights (one changed one in the box) and electric fuel pump. Front and rear axle are dana 44's. Full metal body, minimal rust and everything works except, hazard lights, horn and fuel meter (brand new sending unit so expect the gauge not working). Soft top with all brackets and 2 part doors. Runs and drives as good as any 1972 Jeep. Florida title. More pictures available upon
request and inspections prior to bidding are welcome.
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