1977 Jeep Cj5 V8 Engine 4x4 Restored Low Miles on 2040-cars
Staunton, Virginia, United States
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FOR SALE BY DEALER *1977 JEEP CJ-5* HERE IS A NICE RESTORED JEEP CJ5 THAT WE OBTAINED AS A TRADE IN AT OUR DEALERSHIP. THIS JEEP HAS A 360 ENGINE WITH ABOUT 2000 MILES ON IT, THE ENGINE HAS HEADERS, EDELBROCK ALUMINUM INTAKE AND CARBUREUTOR, EDELBROCK VALVE COVERS AND AIR CLEANER. IM NOT SURE ON WHAT THE INTERNALS ARE BUT I CAN TELL YOU WHEN THE 4 BARREL OPENS UP IT WILL SCREAM. THE ENGINE IS MATCHED UP WITH A 3-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION THAT SHIFTS GOOD, I DID NOTICE THAT 3RD GEAR SCRAPES A LITTLE GOING IN GEAR. THE INTERIOR HAS NICE CARPET, THE 2 FRONT SEATS HAVE SEAT COVERS ON THEM AND WOULD NEED TO BE RECOVERED. THE REAR SEAT APPEARS TO BE OUT OF A NEWER WRANGLER AND IS NOT BOLTED DOWN. ALL GAUGES WORK EXCEPT FOR FUEL GAUGE. EXTERIOR OF THE JEEP HAS A NICE SHARP APPEARANCE, THE BLACK PAINT IS SHINY AND NO RUST WHAT SO EVER ON BODY OR FRAME. TIRES DO SHOW SOME DRY ROT FROM SITTING BUT DO HAVE LOTS OF TREAD LEFT ON THEM. THIS JEEP ONLY HAS *******72,134 ACTUAL MILES******. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL 540-885-1811 . *****SHIPPING IS BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY*****
On Sep-15-14 at 09:54:06 PDT, seller added the following information: THE REAR HATCH DOOR DOES NOT OPEN, NOT SURE IF THEY WERE EVER MADE TO OPEN, IF SO THIS ONE HAS BEEN MOLDED SHUT AND THERE IS NO SIGNS OF HINGES OR A LATCH. |
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