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1953 Cj5 Jeep Rock Crawler Custom Built Chevy350/sm420 36" Swampers Street Lgl on 2040-cars

US $5,050.00
Year:1953 Mileage:99999
Location:

Roseville, California, United States

Roseville, California, United States
Advertising:

Up for Auction is my 1953 Cj 5 Jeep.  

This jeep is a custom built rock crawler but it is also street legal.  

Will go anywhere on or off road!!!!


*36'' super swamper radial tires

*GM Chevy 350 crate motor about 20k miles on it

*Holley 2brrl 500cfm

*Electric fan

*Chrome block hugger headers

*2.5 inch dual Flow Master exhaust

*P.M. Hydraulic  clutch set up

*Jeep YJ power brake booster

*Power steering

*GM SM420 4 speed, 7.05:1 first gear

*Dana 300 Transfer case, 2.62:1Low

*Twin stick, rear hi, rear low, front hi, front low, 4x4 hi, 4x4 low

*Dana 44 front axle

*Disc Brakes

*P.M. High steer

*4:10 Gears

*Alloy inner axle shafts, 30 spline

*Dana 44 Rear axle 30 spline

*4:10 gears

*Loc Right locker

*Custom built suspension

*Wagoner Rear springs in the rear

*4404 Wagoner rear springs in the front

*Dual red top optimal batteries

*Dual Battery isolater

*Tx2 2 speed winch

*Custom built front bumper

*Custom built rear bumper with hitch

*Best top full soft top and doors. 5 years old, only used once

*Best top bikini top

*inside tub Line X Liner (Grey)


This is a great Jeep and is being sold a reasonable reserve considering all the work and goodies it has.


Please call or text 916-220-6610 
should you have any question or would like to purchase this truck now.

I have sold a lot of trucks on eBay to very happy buyers and I'm very easy to work with.  I have a shipping company I work with and can assist the buyer in setting shipping up. 

The Jeep is available for inspection by a local mechanic.

Jeep is being sold as is and without warranty please ask all question prior to bidding should you have any. 
A $500 deposit is due with in 24 hours of winning bid or purchase.  Jeep to be paid in full with in 72 hours unless we agree otherwise.

Clean California Title and current registration 




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