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Restored 1971 CJ6
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 Ad ID: | #33318 | | Seller: | #25756 | | Expiry Date: | 9/11/2009 | | Location: | Shawnee Mission, KS, Kansas | | Price: | $10800 - US Dollars | | Accept Offers: |  | | Ad Views: | 2062 |
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 Description: | 1971 Jeep CJ-6, 225 Dauntless V-6, 3 speed manual trans. This Jeep underwent a major restoration a few years ago. Body was removed and stripped, chassis was stripped and everything was repainted and reassembled.
5 New tires, new shocks, new brakes (lines, hoses, wheel cylinders, master cylinder,etc..), new wheel bearings, new axle seals, rebuilt steering box, new steering wheel, re-cored radiator, new starter, rebuilt dual jet carburetor, new wiring harness, new marker and taillights, new soft-top, new fuel tank, new seats. The list is endless, but some key features include oil bath air cleaner, correct Spartan self canceling turn signal, rare CJ-6 option (body is 20 inches longer than CJ-5). All sheet-metal is Jeep original. Jeep was originally from Arizona and so body was in nice solid condition before restoration. The Dauntless engine starts right up and runs very strong. Paint is PPG base/clear urethane. Jeep has been driven approximately 1000 miles since completion. Overall condition is very nice with some minor details needed (one guage is missing, heater controls need finished). Located in Kansas City.
No known wrecks. All sheet metal is original to the best of my knowledge and according to prior owner’s restoration person.
The only rust was an area on the driver’s side rear quarter panel replaced with new steel (welded-in patch was approx. 2 X 3).
Paint color is “Island Green or Blue Metallic”.
Passenger side valve cover is leaking some oil.
There is a scratch on top of the engine hood; front and center (+/- 1” long).
Gear ratios can be found in CJ6 service manual. I am told there were two offerings for that year and that the ratio is 4:88 but I am not positive.
All seals in transmission and transfer case were replaced by Arrow Transmission in Detroit, MI. The seals are now 2-3 years old and the Jeep has been driven very little since completion. I have driven less than 20 miles. Seals could dry due to lack of use.
Tires are like new. Soft top is like new.
Inward facing Rear bench seats are each 46-47“ in length.
I was told previous owner spent over $20,000 on restoration.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
