ONE OF A KIND BEAUTIFUL 79 JEEP CJ7!! WILL GO ANYWHERE! AND LOOKS GOOD DOING IT!

1979 Jeep CJ Rock Crawler Description

Yes this was somebody's baby! When this Jeep fires up you know it's something special by the way it sounds from the custom exhaust from and custom built 4.2 engine with Mopar performance kit & fuel injection added. This is not an aftermarket kit. Frame off rebuild included bead blasting the frame sealed with black Imron process, 3.50 :1 gears for good highway speed in the diffs, Dana 30 in front with Motomaster u-joints, Superwinch hubs and the ARB locker. Model 20 in the rear with Summers brothers 1 piece axles, ARB, CV joint drive lines, 1" brake drums added to the rear, disc in front with a dual diaphragm GM power booster makes it stop on a dime! 35" Dick Cepek Baja Claws, with full size spare, custom painted Neeper Diablo rims,sway bar dissconnects, Currie Brothers axle U-bolts & skid plates, 400 turbo automatic with a bullet proof cooling system and deep sump aluminum pan. All parts are available aftermarket excluding the transfer case conversion so replacement parts are easily available.241 transfer case with a 2.7:1 low range, custom built bumpers, custom built aluminum fuel tank witskid pans, full custom roll cage with built in speaker boxes, The paint is Harley Davidson teal with custom artwork. There are some stone chips and scratches. The interior is all custom, seats are custom upholstered from a Wrangler with matching fold up rear seat, the front seats are showing some wear. Custom locking center console with CB and cup holders. The whole Jeep was built by the owner of a 4X4 shop out of NM. The same guys that built the trails in Chokecherry Canyon. Built for his daughter it got the best of everything, and ended up on the cover of Four Wheel Drive magazine. Although it hasn't seen many miles since then it has been meticulously maintained with all synthetic fluids, a two inch lift body lift was added to accommodate the 35" tires, which replaced all the rubber body mounts with polyurethane, the Rancho 5000 shocks were replaced with 9000 adjustable, and the ECM was replaced to better match the application. Too many upgrades and new parts to list. All the paperwork goes with and a new 4 Wheel Drive magazine! It ended up in a collection in Golden, Co.and that's where it will ship from.