1985 Amc Jeep Cj-7 Laredo Unmolested All Original Hard Top And Soft Top Rare!! on 2040-cars
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WE JUST TRADED FOR THIS 1 OWNER JEEP CJ7 LAREDO EDITION. IT WAS KEPT IN THE SAME FAMILY SINCE NEW AND HAS BEEN GARAGED KEPT. THIS CJ HAD THE FACTORY A/C OPTION AND ALSO HAS THE HARD TOP AND DOORS ALONG WITH THE SOFT TOP AND DOORS. IT IS A INLINE 6 CYLINDER WITH A MANUAL TRANSMISSION. THIS JEEP IS TRUELY A RARE ONE OF A KIND. I HAVE NOT SEEN MANY UNMOLESTED CJ7 OUT THERE. ALSO HAS THE CHROME WHEELS AND BRAND NEW KEVLAR TIRES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR NEED MORE INFO PLEASE CALL US AT 1-850-541-2723 OR 850-252-3548. WE WILL GLAD TO ANSWER ANY QUSTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. ALSO ALL GUAGES AND ODOMETER WORK AS SHOULD, THE MILES ON THIS JEEP ARE CORRRECT 127,300 MILES. THANKS FOR LOOKING
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