1970 Cj5 4x4 Fiberglass Body With Plow No Reserve on 2040-cars
Niles, Michigan, United States
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No Reserve- highest bid gets it! This is a very good CJ5 that I use strictly for
plowing. It has a rebuilt F-134
4-cylinder engine, although I have no idea when it was rebuilt or how many
miles or hours are on it. It runs very
strong, but does burn some oil. It
starts every time and runs very well. It
has a rebuilt carburetor, new fuel pump, new battery, new plugs, new wires, new
cap, new coil, and has been converted to electronic ignition. The lights work, and so does the heater…
although no top or doors are included. I
only used it for plowing, and have never driven it on the road. It would need some work to be road worthy, so
plan on trailering it home. The brakes
could use some attention, and the
transmission may have a syncro out or something because it only goes into first
and reverse gears. I haven’t looked into
it because I didn’t need 2nd or 3rd gears anyway. I do have another transmission that will go
with the Jeep, however I know nothing about the condition of it. The 4-wheel drive works and I have brand new
Mile Marker hubs for it, only one set is installed. The other lockout on it is the original Warn
and still works just fine. The tires are
newer Bridgestone Blizzak’s and show virtually no wear. The plow is a Western 6’-6” I believe, and
has the cylinders for angling it however they are not hooked up. You have to manually angle the plow right now,
but they could be made to work. I have
some hardware for that. The up and down
cylinder works as it should. The body is
fiberglass, except for the steel hood and windshield frame. The CJ
is pretty in its own way, and gets a lot of attention from the plow guys with
newer trucks. Please ask any questions
before bidding. If you’re local, I
encourage you to come take a look at it.
It’s a plow vehicle and it would need “A LOT” of work to restore it. Clear Michigan title in my name. |
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