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1976 Cj5 For Sale 304 V8 Engine Completely Rebuilt! Ground Up Restoration on 2040-cars
US $9,800.00
Year:1976
Mileage:400000
Location:
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Up for sale 1976 CJ 5. This vehicle has everything new! It is rebuilt from ground up! I bought this from a kid, and I tore my mincous in my knee and I now have to let it go. It looks like a CJ 7 but the tub is a CJ 5. He wrapped the tub in 18 gaugesteel. He widened the door openings so bigger people like myself could fit inside the vehicle.I am 6' 240 and I can easily fit in and out of the vehicle without a problem. I drove this vehicle as a daily driver. This vehicle will go 80- miles an hour easily and hold a straight line. It needs NOTHING! No top or doors for this vehicle, but CJ7 top and doors do fit. It is a summer blast! The doors overlap an 1/8 of an inch. Never been on the beach. The wheel base is 72 inches wide taken from a chevy blazer completely rebuilt front and and rear axles. It has a manual 3 speed in it, and it has a custom paint job. Zoom in on posted photos to check out the gun mental metallic color. Any questions please call (516) 851-7697 and ask for Jack,. Thank you
Now I am going to list of everything this vehicle has: 1. 304 V8 rebuilt engine 2. New radiator 3. All new wiring 4. New 655 carburetor (holly) 5. Completely Resealed Frame 6. New leaf Springs all around 7. Front end is also rebuilt Dinna 44 8. Dinna 60 in the back 9. Dis breaks all around also new 10. Power steering (new) 11. Tilt steering wheel 12. LED rear lights 13. 5 inch lift over axle 14. New shocks 15. New tires (36' all around) 16. Dinna 20 twin stick transfer case 17.All gauges work inside the vehicle |
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