1982 Jeep Cj-8 Scrambler Low Reserve! on 2040-cars
Beaverton, Oregon, United States
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This CJ8 Scrambler is an old restoration which has seen better days. It has rust in the fenders, floors and body panels and all will need replacing or patch panels. The frame has a just a few areas of rust but looks like easy fixes and for the most part it seems good. The engine had not been started in a long time but I put gas down the carburetor and it started right up. Although the oil had been changed I choice not to run the engine any longer than to make sure it ran. The Jeep also has a Sun tachometer, full instrumentation, Warn winch and nearly new 31/10.50/15" tires. It's not pictured but comes with the stock air cleaner and new spare tire. The front left brake line is leaking causing the brakes not to work but I think I can easily fix that prior to shipping. Please contact me with any
question. I will be happy to cooperate with your shipper. If your local
you could come tow it home with the front tow bar included. The reserve has been set low to encourage bidding!
Terry 503 649-1710 |
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