1985 Jeep Cj-7 on 2040-cars
Burlington, Wisconsin, United States
This is a PROJECT Jeep. The engine runs OK and drives quite
nice. It runs good, no smoke or knocking. It has tub rust in the usual
Jeep places. It would be a perfect candidate for a fiberglass or a YJ tub.
It has the 258 6 cylinder with a T5 5 speed transmission and Dana 300
transfer case. The engine looks` complete, with all the parts there.
It has power steering and power disk brakes. There is an
aftermarket CD/radio installed and it WORKS! (hard to believe, I know)
Tires are in pretty good shape. Has the original factory wheels with the
trim still in place. The frame is in good condition with no rust holes or repaired places that I could find. The transmission shifter is
tight, and the 4WD works. It has an OEM ACME hard top that is missing a
piece of glass in the drivers door. It will need new door latches as well.
This Jeep has a ton of good parts as well, including the clock and tach
unit in the dash. Runs and drives and is a great starting point for a
project or hunter.
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