1978 Jeep Cj7 Golden Eagle on 2040-cars
Fairview, New Jersey, United States
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1978 jeep cj7 golden eagle has its matching number 304 v8 with a 1000 miles on it since rebuilt,rebuilt automatic transmission 4x4 with high and low. duel exhaust,tilt steering wheel,working tach,sun roof,all the gauges are there but the clock was removed,all the lights work including the interior lights,new carpet and 2 new front bucket seats.front disc brakes,american racing rims with 295/50/R15.The body is all metal and the paint is still in driver quality with lots of chrome with one spot that has a bubble showed in the pictures.The undercarriage is in perfect condition. the face of my radio was stolen.If you have any questions or would like to come see it just send me a email.Due to the age it is sold as is.Thanks and good luck
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