1985 Jeep CJ7 Remanufactured Motor
Sale price: $4000,00
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Technical specifications
Manufacturer: | Jeep |
Model: | CJ |
Year: | 1985 |
Fuel Type: | Gasoline |
Color: | Silver |
Mileage: | 123,369 |
Transmission: | Manual |
Interior Color: | Black |
Engine: | 4.2L I6 |
Trim: | Base Model |
Number of Cylinders: | 6 |
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Dent in the driver fender from branches, dent in rear left quarter panel from branches, both minimal. The two rusted areas, are by the JEEP logo on the door frame, between the hinges and the wheel well. They are the most severe. The floor boards are solid and will provide additional pictures upon request. I paid L&S automotive in Louisiana to install a re manufactured motor, which was $5,500 which I have paperwork for upon request, Ill have to find it. This vehicle was legally registered in Connecticut and Louisiana, and driven daily. I have decided to cut my losses and not invest into making my Jeep Colorado legal. Colorado has very strict air care laws. I have pictures of the failed emissions test from the Denver DMV Technical Center.
As for other things. Ive invested a lot of money into this Jeep. Once again it is the only vehicle I have ever owned. That includes, the motor, transmission and parts, steering column, windshield and frame, hardtop, interior carpet, all three seats, dash pad, roll bar and pad, trail gate and tire hanger. I paid a shop to replace the brake lines, splitter, and install a power brake booster along with a new master cylinder. I did not replace the drums, but the shoes and hardware were replaced. . The frame is solid and untouched as well as most of the body because this Jeep was equipped with a Rusty Jones car saver system back in 1985. I repeat, this Jeep is SOLID. The hardtop I purchased used from a 4WD shop, I paid 300$ and all it needs is a new rear window frame. The doors are from a donor Jeep, they work except for the drivers door lock, the key will unlock the door but it is difficult and makes me think that the key will bend if used repeatedly. I usually do not lock my jeep, for there is nothing but heavy tools to steal. The most recent purchases were fluids, including transmission, with Lucas oil stabilizers, (to ready for sale) a Duralast gold battery, purchased a month ago, and three new mirrors.
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As for other things. Ive invested a lot of money into this Jeep. Once again it is the only vehicle I have ever owned. That includes, the motor, transmission and parts, steering column, windshield and frame, hardtop, interior carpet, all three seats, dash pad, roll bar and pad, trail gate and tire hanger. I paid a shop to replace the brake lines, splitter, and install a power brake booster along with a new master cylinder. I did not replace the drums, but the shoes and hardware were replaced. . The frame is solid and untouched as well as most of the body because this Jeep was equipped with a Rusty Jones car saver system back in 1985. I repeat, this Jeep is SOLID. The hardtop I purchased used from a 4WD shop, I paid 300$ and all it needs is a new rear window frame. The doors are from a donor Jeep, they work except for the drivers door lock, the key will unlock the door but it is difficult and makes me think that the key will bend if used repeatedly. I usually do not lock my jeep, for there is nothing but heavy tools to steal. The most recent purchases were fluids, including transmission, with Lucas oil stabilizers, (to ready for sale) a Duralast gold battery, purchased a month ago, and three new mirrors.
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