1979 Jeep Cj7 Renegade Sport Utility 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
Beautiful CJ-7 for sale.
- rust free steel body - solid 304 V8 with recent teardown / rebuild - 3 speed transmission - upgraded seats / interior - HD clutch - 36x15" Swampers on aluminum wheels - tuned Holley carb, side exit headers, upgraded camshaft, distributor etc - cooling system, suspension, brakes upgraded / replaced - beautiful paint performed by Omni in Raleigh, NC - upgraded seats and storage compartments - Bikini top ( no doors or hardtop) - odometer shows 13,800 ( true chassis mileage unknown ) - lifted - heat / radio - steel bumper with built in winch This was built as a clean driver and weekend show truck. Garage kept. No dirt since restoration. It starts on the first try and sounds fantastic. It does not need work and was done right. Call or text 9onenine two sixtyfour 2OOseven |
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