1982 Jeep Cj7 Laredo Copper Metallic Nutmeg Clean Original Paint Stunning ! on 2040-cars
Clarence, New York, United States
Transmission:5 SPEED MANUAL
Body Type:SUV
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: COPPER
Model: CJ
Interior Color: NUTMEG
Trim: NUTMEG
Number of Cylinders: 6
Drive Type: MANUAL
Mileage: 999,999
Sub Model: LAREDO
1982 JEEP CJ-7 LAREDO RARE COPPER METALLIC WITH NUTMEG TRIM INTEIOR !
This AMC classic Jeep CJ-7 is all clean steel with most of the original paint which is not flawless, however the luster is still very sweet. The original floor pans are solid and have never been patched or replaced. There is no bed liner or undercoat cover-up. There is a newer decal kit and there was a few areas of touch up. There is 4 new high quality chrome wheels and a non matching spare with a rare nutmeg tire cover. The frame, frame rails, and undercarriage, all rock solid !
The 4.2 inline 6 cylinder runs very strong. The fuel delivery system has been upgrade to a Mopar correct Multi Port (MPI) 4.2 fuel injection system. It now runs better then ever. This very expensive upgrade is worth every penny (No more carter carb blues). The T5 manual transmission and the Dana 300 are supper strong and shift perfectly. The brakes system, including emergency brake function well and have been complete gone through recently. The suspension has been upgraded with some heavy duty spring hangers and a mild spring lift some time ago provide for the perfect looking stance. Chrome front bumper, chrome front grill with pin stripe, and rear chrome bumperettes present.
The interior is OEM Nutmeg in all it's 80's glory. The seats do show some wear, however are still presentable for 30+ years old. The leather grab bar, leather steering wheel, Tilt steering column, Laredo horn button, dash pin stripe, oem nutmeg center console w/keys, nutmeg dash pad and complete OEM carpet all present. The clock is new and keeps perfect time which does illuminate with the dash lights. The tach is not functional as it's being used as a pass-through for the upgraded ignition and fuel injection system. The headlight, tail lights, and turn signals all function. Even most of the dash light work, as does the volt meter, oil pressure, and speedometer. The gas gauge does read fuel amounts, however it's erratic with readout responses. There is an period correct aftermarket cruise control unit that I've personally never used.
I've owned this Jeep for a couple years and I still have the Colorado title which is free and clear and ready for immediate transfer without delay.
I'm running the auction with bikini TOP ONLY to keep the reserve as low as possible, however I can source most any top option you desire at a fair price. If you have any additional questions please call 716-512-8307.
Overall this CJ with it's patina, rare color, clean sheet metal, desirable trim package, and solid mechanics is one of my personal favorites from my collection. I am confident you will love it too !
Thanks for looking !
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