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Jeep Cj-5 Classic, 6 Cyl, 1977 Jeep Soft Top 4x4 on 2040-cars

US $1,095.00
Year:1977 Mileage:100000
Location:

Buckley, Michigan, United States

Buckley, Michigan, United States

Looking to sell this 1977 JEEP CJ-5. $1095. Great for someone looking to do a restoration project on this classic JEEP. Started the restore but no money/time to continue. Many replaced or upgraded parts, receipts included.  Good JEEP for restoration as it's not been modified, cut up, or liftsinstalled.  This is a As-Is-Deal...no parts.

- Title in Hand
- 6 Cyc 258 engine
- No cracks in frame, cert by licensed mechanic
- Heavy duty padded roll bar, frame mounted
- Upgraded heavy duty steering shaft, w/ lube points
- All external engine parts rebuilt/replaced (starter, solenoid, fuel pump, new carburetor,
   radiator) plus parking brake cable, brake/calipers, pads, exhaust and pipes, etc)
- Front gear box all rebuilt
- Back trial rack (Holds 2 armytype gas cans & spare tire, swings out for Jeeps w/ tailgate
- Fiberglass upgrade to the front windscreen(new glass), wiper motor/bushing
   and arms replaced
- All dash gauges, fuel gauge/sender, and lights worked
- Good rims and tires
- Full/half doors & soft top - Semi new top (Best Top) no rips/missing pieces.
    Doors can turn into half doors for off-roading or easy-off for out backing/trail-blazing.
- Heavy duty welded bumpers, front bumper is extended and ready to mount wench
- Body is totally rusted out, however, windscreen, hood, radiator grill in great condition
- Transmission shifts through all gears, 4 wheel drive shifts/works through all settings.
- Not in driving condition but with a bit of rewire and some fresh gas it should run.
Engine and block good.  Radiator was replaced.  No cracks in exhaust manifold.  Clutch shifts through all gears with ease.  Removed engine once before to replace back cam seals and flywheel looks good…no missing teeth or cracks.  Spine shafts between engine and transmission in great condition.  All engine components there, but for the ETA/ environmental controls.  Most outer engine components have been replaced (starter, fuel pump, gauge switches, etc)

Thanks for Looking!


  This Jeep is great fun on the Michigan 2-tracks. This little girl has been put through her the paces... mud pits, sand dunes, river crossings, swamps and it always comes out of a mess.   Great JEEP for a restore project

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