1983 Jeep CJ-7

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1983 Jeep CJ-7 for purchase. Starting with the affinity WWII military veterans had for Jeeps while serving, Willys-Overland created a civilian version and started selling them in 1944. The Jeep brand would eventually become synonymous with go-anywhere vehicles built for having fun creating your own path without any care for what terrain is actually underneath. Jeeps are fun to drive as is, and many choose really cool modifications to enhance the experience.

This CJ-7 has been repainted at some point over the years and presents well. The underside of the tub was also painted. New body mount bushings were also installed. The Jeep has new stainless fuel lines and brake lines. The CJ has been slightly lifted and has 1 ¾ inch shackles in the front and rear. All needed parts for the slight lift were ordered through Quadratec. There is a stack of receipts from small maintenance work that was done to the Jeep over the years. The Jeep is powered by its 6 cylinder engine that runs strong, paired to a T-176 manual transmission. According to the owner the engine has been overhauled and there are only 200 miles on the engine. The Jeep rides on 15 inch Mickey Thompson wheels with Mickey Thompson Deegan tires. The Jeep also has a roll bar, sunroof, chrome front and rear bumpers. It is a lot of fun to drive and has great style! Make your own path! Please call or email for more details.
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