1985 Jeep Cj8 Cj-8 Scrambler Renegade Sl-r Sport on 2040-cars
Ambler, Pennsylvania, United States
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Here is a beautiful 1985 Jeep CJ8 Scrambler Renegade SL-R Sport. A very rare vehicle with the factory working tachometer and clock. Full Laredo interior with Laredo door panels and seats (great condition with no rips or torn stitching). Tilt steering wheel. Power steering and brakes. Renegade decals on body and hood. Factory chrome Laredo wheels (nice shape) and factory chrome Laredo front grille cover. Hard top in excellent shape with no cracks. The very reliable Jeep T-5 transmission with 5-Speed. 4WD works as it should. Previous owner owned vehicle for over 10 years. I purchased from him in 2013 and decided to sell to buy a 4 seater Jeep. This Scrambler has the original engine with 113K miles and an upgraded Weber carburator for better starting, idling, and gas mileage. Runs beautifully and drives straight with no shakes. Interior has a Tuffy Lock Box but I do have the original black center console. No Radio, but is wired up for one. All knobs on the dash work and all lights and gauges work well. Even has the original cigarette lighter. In addition, I also have the original wood side bed rails. They need to be completely redone, but at least I have them. Bridgestone All-Terrain T/A tires. Original light under the hood which works (See Pic). After market rear bumper with towing hitch, but I do have the original chrome Laredo bumperettes. Original swing-away spare tire carrier with chrome wheel and newer spare. Driver seat has some give in the frame which allows it to slightly recline. As you can see from the pics, the paint is beautiful but it does have some flaws with some rust bubbles in a few different spots. I've tried to detail the issues with pictures as best I could. Also, being an East Coast Jeep, the frame has had some issues with rust but it has been seal coated with undercoating and any issues have not gotten worse in my ownership. The same holds true with the paint. Nothing has gotten worse in my ownership. It does not have current PA inspection. This is not a perfect Jeep but looks absolutely amazing and is a very rare vehicle, especially in this condition for the East Coast. All pictures were taken before I even cleaned the Jeep so all chrome and paint will shine even more than they do in the pics. I am selling AS-IS so please, if you have an interest in it, please contact me in person to come see it and check it over for yourself. I highly advise doing so. I also have more pics or can take more pics if you need them. 1985 is the last year for the Scrambler (A few were badged as 1986s) and some will consider it to be the best year as well. Thanks for looking, good luck, and Happy New Year. Lee 610-322-8702.
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