1984 Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler For SaleThis 1984 Jeep CJ8 Scrambler is a
rust-free example of AMC's long-wheelbase CJ, finished in burgundy
with chrome bumpers and a modest lift on 33-inch tires. The CJ8
Scrambler was built from 1981 to 1986. It stretched the CJ platform
with a longer wheelbase and a small pickup-style cargo area, and it
remains one of the more sought-after variants among CJ
enthusiasts.Power comes from the 4.2L inline-six, paired with a
5-speed manual transmission and 3.31 gearing. That ratio suits
mixed street and trail use, keeping the Scrambler comfortable at
road speeds while still pulling the larger tires. Brakes are front
discs with rear drums.The stance comes from a subtle lift, which
clears 33-inch Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ tires. A full-sized spare
matching those tires is included. Inside, black Corbeau bucket
seats replace the factory seating, giving the cabin a more
supportive and updated feel. The Scrambler is described as rust
free, which is a meaningful point on a vehicle of this age and
type.The odometer reads 146,837 miles, and the title shows mileage
as exempt. This is a straightforward, well-equipped CJ8 for someone
who wants the longer-wheelbase Scrambler layout with a manual
transmission and tires ready for the trail.NFI Empire specializes
in classic, exotic, modified, and luxury vehicles. We offer retail
sales, consignment, financing, and full custom and body work
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