1986 Jeep Cj7 Base Sport Utility 2-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Bassett, Virginia, United States
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Immaculate 1986 Jeep CJ7 with a just completed frame on restoration. This Jeep had the original paint up until 1 month ago when a frame on restoration was done. The Jeep was a California Jeep and was very solid with no body damage and virtually no rust. The frame is perfect, NO RUST AT ALL. I have had this Jeep tagged and on the road for several months and used it as a daily driver before the paint/resto and have driven it a couple of times since then. I get compliments everytime I drive it, because you just don't see that many CJ7's in this good a condition on the road everyday. It runs great, has good tight steering, good power disc brakes on the front and drums on the back in good working order. It has a 5-speed manual transmission that works smooth with no problems. The manual hubs, 4-wheel drive and transfer case are all in good working order with no problems. I have had this Jeep out on some main highways at 65 mph and it does not wander, shimmy, shake, pull or any of the myths with CJ Jeeps. It goes straight and you can drive with one hand on the wheel. It has a long list of new parts on this Jeep that include the paint, 31X10.50x15 all terrain tires, bikini top, manual gauges, fuel sending unit, front seats, mats, tail-light assemblies, park lights, stainless hood hinges, tail-gate hinges, windshield hinges, mirrors, hood catches, hood decals, cowl vent, windshield to cowl weatherstripping, plugs, battery, oil change, filter, service, fender flares, fuel gauge, clutch, pressure plate, release bearing and pilot bearing, u-joints ......I may have missed something else.....its had a lot of money spent on it and needs very little more. This is a good, smooth running Jeep with a slick factory Red paint job that turns heads everytime its driven. It has a current Virginia state inspection (July 2014) and is ready to be driven. All the seat-belts are in the Jeep also. I would not be afraid to start anywhere on this Jeep, it is that smooth. Winning bidder can come pay for the Jeep, bring a tag and drive it home. I have a clear Virginia title in my name ready to go. I have a bikini top only for the Jeep, but have ALL the hardware for a soft top, a set of full soft doors and a set of black safari doors go with the Jeep also. I have a full 5-piece black carpet set that goes with the Jeep. I did not put it in because I had rather have the ability to pull the plugs and wash it out rather than vacuum carpet, which holds moisture and causes rust. I reserve the right to end the auction early as the Jeep is for sale locally. Feel free to ask any questions and I will reply as best as I can. I check email daily. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding on an excellent daily driver CJ7 Jeep. |
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