1976 Jeep Cj5 Fiberglass Tub V8, Soa Lift, Offroad, on 2040-cars
Syracuse, Kansas, United States
This auction is for my 1976 Jeep cj5, I got this jeep in a trade and really don't need another project. there is no title it is for off road use only. here is what I know about it, the previous owner told me it is a 1976, it has a pretty nice fiberglass tub, custom bumpers front and rear, fiberglass race seats, 2 PIAA off road lights that are not hooked up, has a roll cage, amc 304, 3 speed manual, dana 20 or 18 transfer case, dana 44 rear axle, dana 30 front axle, spring over axle lift, 35/12.50/15 tires on black steel wheels, has no sway bar, no power steering, I have drove this jeep and it starts right up and runs very good. this jeep needs traction bars or anti axle wrap bar installed before driving very much it moves axles a lot to the point you can hear it and feel it. also someone built front tub fenders but as you can see in pictures still need sheet metal on them. I have done my best to tell you what I know about this jeep. If you have any questions please ask before bidding. |
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