1983 "california" Cj7 Jeep 4x4 - No Rust, Recently Restored on 2040-cars
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
CLASSIC 1983 CJ-7 JEEP FANTASTIC CONDITION We originally bought this Jeep in 2003 from California because of the pristine condition this Jeep was in with absolutely no rust on it. Being in the auto restoration business for over 32 years, I could not resist a gem like this. we have restored over 30 Jeeps for clients and this one is the cleanest rust free we have seen come through. It was completely stripped to bare metal inside and out before being repainted with House of Kolor Kandy Apple Red. The inside was sprayed with a matching color of red Reflex spray-on bedliner to give it protection and durability. We put new Hancook tires and rims on it we will update pics ! along with replacing the OEM plastic valve cover with the aluminum replacement and studs and put a Webber carb. We’ve rebuilt the original T5 Borg-Warner transmission with all new berring's /sync rows and brass, replaced the flywheel, clutch, pressure plate, throw-out berring z bar /and installed new trans-mounts and stabilizer mounts. Along with rebuilding all the drive shafts, installing new U-joints, rear brake job, and all new synthetic oils in the differentials, transmission, and transfer case. The engine is completely tuned up with a new fuel pump –
While it was being driven it got frequent oil changes, washed almost weekly, with regular maintenance done without fail. This was sort of a slow project that my daughter and I did over the years – so it has been done right! The only thing that we never got to was going through the dash – it needs a new glove box,dash upgrade etc. seats are nice front and back with new door rubbers including windshield and gate rubbers We’re in the process of putting a new exhaust on it just for the
heck of replacing it. along with a new battery
You will NOT find an ’83 Jeep like this anywhere else!!! It’s in great condition and still rust free and driving.
The 6 cylinder (original) engine and 4WD make for some serious fun on and
off-road. The hard top is in good condition and was repainted a gunmetal when we got it.
Of course, being 30 years old, this
Jeep does have some minor wear and tear on it – but considering the overall
condition of this vehicle, this vehicle is in fantastic condition - as any Jeep lovers can see. Message if interested!! Don’t let
this one slip away – Listed locally and we have the right to end auction early! Title in hand will be ready to ship by 1-15-14 we are out of town /please discuss pick up also can hold for 14 days for shipping as long as funds have cleared Features: -FWD with locking hubcaps -6 Cylinder Engine -5 Speed Manual Transmission -black vinyl Seats -Roll Bar! -Seat Belts! -Removable Top All New: -Weber Vacuum Carburetor -Aluminum Valve Cover Radiator -Rebuilt Transmission -Undercoating -Flywheel -Clutch -Pressure Plate -Body Mounts -Rims -Paint
Message if interested!! Don’t let this one slip away. |
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Wed, May 18 2016The Facebook page Jeeps With Attitude runs a weekly series called Too Deep Tuesday wherein they post videos of off-roaders running their rigs through bogs and mud holes of surprising depth and coming out the other side soggy but relatively unscathed. This week's video, in which a driver extracts a buried vehicle from the muddiest bog in the land, is the perfect mix of nutso bravery and off-road know-how. The video starts with the vehicle already sunk to its hood and listing to starboard in a deep, sticky bog. Slowly but surely, the vehicle creeps forward through the mud, pushing a heavy bow wave of muck and debris in front of it. Unlike other recent videos where jeep drivers lost their rides in the water and destroyed their expensive toys, this driver keeps his cool and with a steady foot on the accelerator and the help of a winch and a convenient tree, eventually emerges triumphant. What did he do right? Well, using the vehicle's winch to help pull the rig out of the mud was the big thing. Also, he kept his cool and, once committed, never hesitated or deviated from his chosen path. Gunning it blindly or backing up in that mess would have meant almost certain death for that vehicle, a lesson that the aforementioned Jeep drivers learned the hard way. Related Video: News Source: Facebook Weird Car News Jeep Driving Off-Road Vehicles Videos
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Lot Number 305 at the auction is a 1945 Ford GPW Jeep that has been fully restored, which is expected to command between $35,000 and $45,000. Shortly after the Ford GPW, a potentially more interesting 1944 Willys MB (shown above) will be auctioned off, but Hemmings raises some red flags about this Jeep. First, it is claiming to have been "discovered in its original crate about 30 years ago," but there is no proof or documentation of any sort. Also, it is claiming to be all original, but it was given a paint job "shortly after it was discovered." Even with these questionable descriptions, this Willys could reach between $20,000 and $30,000. Head over to Bonhams' site and Hemmings for more information on both WW2-era Jeeps.
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Thu, Sep 17 2015The big labor contract between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the United Auto Workers is likely to lead to some very serious production shakeups across the company's North American manufacturing operations. That's according to a new report from Automotive News, which details the sweeping changes at no fewer than five production facilities in Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Mexico, and Poland. So without further ado, here's what's going where, presented in easy to digest bullet form. Ram 1500 production would move from Warren, MI to Sterling Heights, MI Warren, MI would be retooled for unibody production and would handle the Jeep Grand Wagoneer and could potentially build Grand Cherokees to ease the strain on Detroit's Jefferson North factory Chrysler 200 production would move from Sterling Heights, MI to Toluca, Mexico Dodge Dart production would move from Belvidere, IL to Toluca, Mexic Fiat 500 production, which is currently handled by Toluca, would be concentrated in Poland, where the Euro-spec Cinquecento is built Jeep Cherokee production would move from Toledo, OH to Belvidere, IL to make room for Wrangler and Wrangler Pickup production Like we said, those are some big changes. But, as FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne said in an earlier interview with Automotive News, this kind of shakeup would make a lot of sense. In that August interview the exec said that automakers moved truck production to Mexico because they were "threatened" by the UAW. "The only thing [the UAW] want is to move the truck back. Which is right. If you move the truck back here, which is [the UAW's] domain, [and move] all the cars that we get killed on somewhere else, we could actually make sense of this bloody industry and actually increase the number of people employed in this country and really share wealth because we are making money," Marchionne told AN. News Source: Automotive News - sub. req.Image Credit: Bill Pugliano / Getty Images Plants/Manufacturing UAW/Unions Chrysler Dodge Fiat Jeep RAM Sergio Marchionne FCA toluca warren sterling heights