1984 Jeep CJ7

Description

This 1984 Jeep CJ7 has been restored to be both distinctive and rugged. So when an iconic 4x4 has been given all the right upgrades, and is also still affordable, you know you need to look closer at this deal.

The gunmetal gray has that robust look that sets the tone nicely for this CJ. Some of the most rugged pieces are done in black, like the fender flares, 16-inch Black Rock wheels, steel bumpers, swing-away rear tire mount, and tubular side steps. Plus, the tubular steel doors are a cool touch that keep the adventure-ready Jeep at one with nature while providing added security. And we know you've picked up on the hints of cool red contrasting theme on the roll bar, Jeep fender stamping, and electric fans you can see through the grille.

A Jeep loves to be out in the elements, and the recent investments inside are designed to keep it that way. For example, the bucket seats are new Smittybilt units. They are covered in a nearly bulletproof vinyl, and the good bolstering means plenty of comfort on the trail. The floors are black Raptor liner paint and include a drain plug. So cleanup after even the most ambitious day on the trail can be done with a garden hose. There are more nice upgrades, like an AM/FM/CD stereo mounted in the stainless dash, a sound bar mounted above the driver and passenger, an upgraded Grant GT sport steering wheel, and Bikini top to keep the sunshine off your shoulders whenever you want.

Under the hood is the long block that gives the unmistakable look of the best in Jeep power. This is a more recent rebuild of the mighty and robust 258 cubic-inch inline six motor. It has all the right supporting components, like an aluminum radiator, HEI distributor, upgraded master cylinder, newer lines, fuel pump, and stainless exhaust. As you look at the undercarriage photos, you'll see the clean look of this well-done build. Plus, you'll also spot nice features, like the rebuilt Dana 30 front end, rebuilt Dana 20 rear, Skyjacker lift kit, newer U-joints, and newer bushings. The four-speed manual transmission gives you full control over it all, and the Dana 300 two-speed transfer case gives you a robust 4x4 to get through it all. Front disc brakes even deliver proper stopping power.

Complete with build receipts, this one has been given the right investments to really reinforce Jeep's go-anywhere reputation. So if you're out to enjoy the 4x4 life to the fullest, call today!