1979 Jeep Cj5 Renegade on 2040-cars
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I bought this car from New Hampshire with the intention of bringing it to
CA work on it as an offroad jeep for my collectoin. Unfortunately I started too many other projects
before this one. You or your transporter can pick the jeep up from
the storage yard. The Jeep is located in New Hampshire.
It is being stored at Copart auto auction yard. If you would like to
see it in person or send an inspector to see the truck let me know and I
will tell you how you can get access to it. This Jeep comes with a bill of sale only because New Hampshire does not issue titles for cars this old. You can easily get a title in your state with a bill of sale. I have not seen this car in person and it is so far away that I am unable to take additional pictures. The
following is the previous owners listing for this jeep.
Up for sale is a 1979 CJ5 Jeep Renegade. It has 56000 original miles on factory 304V8 with a 4 speed transmission! The motor@transmission run like a top! 4 wheel drive works good. Has a full rollcage. Drives ok. Needs to be restored. Tub and frame need work. Comes with hardtop and hard doors with glass and new bikini top. It has a new exhaust system and sending unit. I also have two front rims that match back ones. Would make a nice project for someone that has the time. If you have any questions feel free to ask or leave your phone number and I will get in touch with you. 
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