1979 Jeep Cj5 Renegade Silver Anniversary Edition About 1000 Made on 2040-cars
Byron Center, Michigan, United States
Engine:258
Body Type:Awesome
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Exterior Color: Silver
Make: Jeep
Interior Color: Black
Model: CJ
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: base
Drive Type: maual
Mileage: 94,191
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
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1979 Jeep CJ5 silver anniversary edition. approx. 1000 of these were made. 258 (inline 6 cyl) w\2 bbl carburetor\T150 3 speed manual transmission\dana 20 transfer case\dana30 front\AMC20 rear diff. Factory tach (works) and clock (works when it wants to). Still has the original seats, the driver's is worn\torn but the pass and rear are excellent. Power steering and brakes. Prev owner rebuilt the engine, replaced the clutch, and put brand new white spoker rims on it, but got no farther before passing away. Runs\drives well and does stop, as it has a new master cylinder. The front brakes do work, but the rears don't. The four wheel drive does work in all ranges, as do the lock out hubs. The body has had prev work, and in my opinion would take ALOT of work to save. It is not totally shot, and should last for a few years yet the way it is. The frame is solid, it does has surface rust, but no weak spots, or heavy scaling that I can see. I had to pull the gas tank to clean it out and replace the rubber hoses. I could see the frame from the inside there too, It looked good. Most of the lights do work. I do have clean title. Feel free to call me at 616-490-3356 if you have questions. Due to this Jeep's rarity, I will not be accepting offers through ebay, if you would like to contact me on it, please feel free. Thanks for looking! |
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