Specially Constructed Jeep Cj5 Fiberglass Body On A 1997 Jeep Frame on 2040-cars
Allenhurst, New Jersey, United States
For your consideration, we have here a specially constructed full fiberglass body Jeep CJ5 on a 1997 Jeep frame. This 2wd Jeep has only 1,200 original miles and it came from famed auto collector and auctioner Omar Landis's personal collection. This vehicle is essential brand new and was hardly ever driven. This vehicle is a great spring, summer and fall cruiser ( It has only a bikini top, no doors or heat, but can be retrofitted very easily if desired ). This great looking Jeep has a roll bar, shoulder seat belts detachable face plate am/fm/cd radio with 4 speakers, power brakes etc, and runs and drives great. Please email with any questions. Please note that this vehicle is a 1997 please see the photograph of the the title/trim plate, but due to it being a specially constructed Jeep it does not meet ebay's standards for listing. I have a clear title for this vehicle.
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