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1986 Jeep Cj7 Fresh Restore 304ci No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:112000
Location:

Stillman Valley, Illinois, United States

Stillman Valley, Illinois, United States
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This auction is for a 1986 CJ7.  Vehicle was stripped down to frame.  Frame was sanded, cleaned, and painted with UV resistant restoration chassis paint.  The original CJ body had some rust issues indicative of it's age- I hate rust and I hate repairing rust which I why I opted for fiber.  The tub in my opinion is best on the market.  It came with steel reinforcement plates embedded in the firewall located at all critical points and floor board mounting and seats point are also embedded and double reinforced with wood.  Wiring was all professionally done and is also top notch with self grounded circuits so each circuit does not have to be run back to a single grounding bar.  Dash knobs and idiot lights all work and are new.  Everything has new oils and lubes.  I don't know how many miles are on the motor or if and when it was rebuilt, it runs good & doesn't smoke.  I listed this as a renegade under item specifics because ebay made me choose something.  I don't know what trim this vehicle was originally.  If you don't see something that you would like addressed please ask me anything you want- you may call me or text on my cell 815-761-7217.  I am CST time and usually head to bed by 9 so try to call before that. I have a 3 minute video of me walking around the jeep with it running, but am having issues getting it up on youtube.  I will bring my camera to work tomorrow and try from there and somehow get the link on here.

  • Clear title in hand
  • Fiberglass tub from 4wd hardware, herculined interior, enamel black paint sealed underside and firewall
  • Wrangler doors
  • Wrangler family bar and seat belts
  • 304 V8
  • Manual 5 Spd
  • Heat works
  • New lockable console
  • New wiring harness and fuse block from Kwik Wire. Grounded loom option.
  • New Rugged Ridge black denim weather resistant "wipe off" seats (w/recline) 
  • New fuel pump and lines
  • New brake pads lines, calipers, rotors, cylinders, new e-brake linkages
  • New brakes
  • New u joints
  • New 33 x 11.5 Khumos
  • New steering linkage and tie rod ends
  • New windshield
  • New Superwinch hubs
  • New paint (New chrylser Orange Crush color on new jeeps and dodges)
  • New Bikini top in box never installed


Everything works as is but some things that you could do- tie the top of the e-brake assembly into the dash so it's more stout, just needs a tab made and bolted to bottom of dash, make a cover for the ds wiper hole ( I keep putting it off), install DS Visor. 


On Jun-26-14 at 07:53:12 PDT, seller added the following information:

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