Vehicle Description
This 1982 Jeep CJ5 seems to get it right in the places you really
want it. It has the mean all-black look of a rugged 4x4, an
outdoor-ready interior, and a proper Jeep powerhouse under the
hood.
Black is always an awesome color on a mean machine like this. But
there's something more going on here, too. There's a level of
thoughtfulness within the intimidation. For example, the black
paint has a good gloss that comes from later application in life.
It attracts attention out on a sunny day at the lake, and the
driver quality finish is also fit for carefree outdoor use. The
black also coordinates with rugged pieces like fender flares, roll
bar, front bumper, diamond plate doors, diamond plate rockers, and
double rear bumper with a trailer hitch. Even the wheels are done
in black, and the full-size spare tire on the back looks like it
has never touched the pavement. All this black is accented with
crisp silver Renegade graphics, chrome grille, and chrome tubular
side steps for the right kind of Jeep flair.
CJs were made to be outdoors, and so this one gets the style right.
There are durable seat covers, including front buckets with proper
shoulder belts. You not only have those durable diamond plate
doors, but also a bikini top to keep the sunshine off your
shoulders. There are the right comforts in place. The armrest
center console has cup holders, and there's also a locking center
section in case you want to leave phone or wallet in this CJ when
you head into town. And the AM/FM radio has Bluetooth, and it's a
marine-grade unit so you can still hose out the interior without
worrying about the radio. And the grippy steering wheel and tall
shifter give you a commanding driving position.
Under the hood is the unmistakable look of a long tradition in Jeep
power. The inline-six is a sturdy Jeep powerhouse, and this 258
cubic-inch unit is the correct engine for the vehicle, but this one
has receipts showing it's a fresh block installed in 2014. The
overall package has the tidy look of a solid investment, and the
way this one runs proves it's made to get to work. Jeeps are
off-road kings, so the four-speed manual transmission is linked to
a two-speed transfer case for true 4x4 ability. The lift kit gives
the suspension plenty of travel when it really counts, and the
Eldorado MTZ Sports all-terrain tires are engineered to find
traction on any surface. Stopping is also well in hand with front
disc brakes.
Complete with build receipts, this is a thoughtful and rugged
package made for those who want to enjoy their Jeep to the
fullest...and even want to look good rolling through town, too.
Call today!!!
