1983 Jeep Cj7 Renegade Sport Utility 2-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Stockton, Utah, United States
This is a great chance to buy a Jeep that has been well taken care of. All of the paint is original, Exterior and Interior have not been altered at all. Original spare tire, winch and Engine. EFI has been added in order to get rid of the carburetor issues they had for cold starts. All the gages and dash are all original and everything works. It drives and runs great other than an oil leak from the valve cover. I have tried to have the local shop fix the oil leak with a new valve cover but it only lasted about 6 months and it started again. 66,920 original miles and its only had 2 owners and been in my town its whole life. Paint is in way good shape and the stickers are in great shape also.
Shipping will be up to the buyer. I will help in anyway possible but it has to be paid and setup by the buyer Jeep is for sale locally so this auction could end at any time. Payment has to be made in full 48Hrs after auction has ended or It will be reposted. |
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