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1981 Jeep Cj5 Base Sport Utility 2-door 4.2l on 2040-cars

US $3,525.00
Year:1981 Mileage:80000
Location:

Mount Vernon, Maine, United States

Mount Vernon, Maine, United States
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Great winter project vehicle, needs some trans work and vacuum hose need to be reworked, runs smooth, head was redone as well as the engine, new clutch, almost new rubber and spare original wheels and seats, frame perfect, body in good condition, needs r/s windshield hinge, windshield and frame great condition no rust. .

Additional note, when the head was done new rings, oil pump and bearings were replaced. after market valve cover I have the original cover, and different parts i will include with the jeep. there is a top but its in rough shape the door are in good shape. jeep has less than 500 miles on the engine rebuilt. jeep was shipped from the west coast, frame is perfect, body is really good except for being dented on the passenger side along with part of the floor board, hood needs some work or replaced. new radiator.

ANY QUESTION PLEASE CALL 207-446-5514

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