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Year:1980
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Rust free California 1980 CJ7 Laredo. 4.2 original six cylinder motor. Runs good, 4-speed transmission shifts smooth, has power brakes, power steering, 4-speed manual. Here’s the skinny on this Jeep. I just purchased it from a dealer in southern California without inspecting it in person and had it shipped to my home in Beaverton Oregon. I took a chance it was a 36k original miles as advertised, original paint, 9 out of 10 Jeep. After it arrived by shipper I could tell it was not. Don’t get me wrong it is very nice and rust free, but has been repainted at some point and most likely 136k miles. More like a 7. I’m kind of into perfection and took a chance. It drives good, shifts smooth and stops good with no problems. The seats are perfect front and back with no tears. Goes into 4WD with no problems. No I did not take it out in the mud however. It looks like it has never been in an accident which is also very rare for a Jeep this old and body is dent free. But the hard top does have some scratches and the sun roof needs some attention to the weather stripping. It has been repainted and looks nice, just not the patina of original paint I’m after. There you have it. Come out and check it out. I am being completely honest about the condition. That is more than you will find at most dealers. I just filled it with gas and it is tucked away dry in my garage until purchased. I have it for sale locally also so may have to pull listing early FYI. Thanks 503-544-7001 |
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