RESTORED 1980 JEEP CJ-7 FROM NEW MEXICO. EXTREMELY NICE CJ7!

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This 1980 Jeep CJ7 is a beautifully restored CJ that spent its life in New Mexico. The last owner had it restored as a retirement present to himself and put around 500 or so miles on it. It was frame off restored and it looks excellent!! The body on this Jeep is excellent and rust free. It appears to have all it's original sheet metal and the paint job was professionally applied and looks great! When it was restored the floors were Rhino Lined Top and Bottom for protection. This is a solid original Steel Tub and all steel Jeep. They added new seals, bushings, and rubbers when it was restored and he also added a new Best Top Soft Top with doors. The interior was also restored and is all new with aftermarket bucket seats. stereo with bluetooth, and gauges. It looks excellent! All lights, gauges, wipers, heat, and horn are working.

Mechanically this Jeep is also top notch. It has a rebuilt 258 Inline 6 which we believe is original. It runs strong and has a Weber Carb. Most components under the hood are new like the Alternator, Starter, Power Steering Pump, Starter, Distributor, Clutch, Etc. The transmission is a T176 4 Speed Manual and it is mated to a DANA 300 Transfer Case with a Twin Stick Shifter. A really nice setup and 4WD works as it should. Axles are stock with a Model 20 in the rear and a DANA 30 upfront. The brakes system is all new and it also has new greasable shackles. He also had a complete new wiring harness installed. All of this sits on a nice set of rims with new 31 Inch Toyo Open Country Tires. This Jeep ran and drove fantastic and will make the next owner very happy.

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Complete Pictures (including undercarriage) and Video at www.4-wheelclassics.com