1985 Jeep Cj7 6 Cylinder 4.2 Liter 4 Speed Manual 4x4 on 2040-cars
New Braunfels, Texas, United States
Contact Charlie at (361)737-1423 for information.
this is a 1985 Jeep cj7 with a 4.2 liter 6 cylinder with 4 speed manual transmission 4x4. The engine and transmission runs strong and has 74,000 miles on a rebuilt motor.The Jeep has a working cold AC system and a working heater. All Dash components work and windshield wipers are in working order.
This Jeep comes with a hard top and a bikini top it has two full doors and are in great condition. The Jeep has been painted sublime lime green and is good driver quality. Floor plans are solid. There had been the usual rust underneath near rockers but has been taken care of and treated.
The Jeep is carpeted throughout and interior is in very good condition.The front and back seats are black and have no rips or tears in them. All tires and spare in very good shape.
the Jeep also comes with a front RV tow bar and a rear receiving hitch. Vehicle has clean Texas title.
I will only accept cash offers in person buyer is responsible for shipping. Buyer has 48 hours to make $1000 deposit upon winning the bid and have 4 days for pickup and full payment for the vehicle. Contact Charlie (361)737-1423.
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